High resolution music prices

[Fade]

Hahahhaha http://businessinsider.com/high-resolution-music-prices-2015-1

First of all, the file sizes will be huge. Second, who's gonna notice the difference? Sure, if you're an audiophile and are TRYING to hear the difference, but still...

 

[Pug]

This guy will buy it:

But on a more serious note, this is some trainspotting shit. It's like wine tasting and knowing what insect took a shit on the grape that grew in some French countryside.

 

[Fade]

LOL. Ya but you're right, it's so obvious that they're trying to find different ways of monetizing the music industry. This won't help.

 

[Pug]

I'll only take 48 bit music at 353 khz, anything less is for the peons. I'll call it the GOD format.

 

[Greg Savage]

I'll play into this game!

 

[Pug]

I'm just waiting for a special vinyl variant that features real blood and feces from musicians. Now I can see that selling!

 

[2GooD Productions]

Im not sure I can see this taking off. The difference in quality really isnt noticeable enough.
Besides, its hard enough getting people to part with their money at the cheaper price, let alone more expensive versions.
I think this will appeal to audiophiles with high end systems, but for the average man on the street, probably not.

 

[Greg Savage]

Im not sure I can see this taking off. The difference in quality really isnt noticeable enough.
Besides, its hard enough getting people to part with their money at the cheaper price, let alone more expensive versions.
I think this will appeal to audiophiles with high end systems, but for the average man on the street, probably not.

All depends on how you target your market. Audiophiles are the biggest spenders. I can see this getting huge on bigger platforms