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Originally Posted by Redlemon
Sorry, but I'll have to agree with his perception of this. I've noticed things in songs on my iPod that I hadn't heard before when listening to them on CD. It is possible that the compression algorithm changes what is emphasized.
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Perhaps, but what you need to understand is that those
artifacts are
coincidental "improvements" to the sound and represent no increase in the actual sound quality.
For instance, if I were to send you a .jpg of the Mona Lisa and there was a bug in the encoding software that turned the laconic woman's hair purple, you might look at that image and say "Wow, her hair looks much better that way," yet that would not constitute an increase in image quality...