Redbook indeed is at a new stage of awesomeness. High Rez will not die because:
1) it’s marketed at Audiophiles, and we are always looking for tat sonic holy grail. The general public could care less.
2) while not all high Rez recordings are true improvements, there are enough of them that once heard, continue to whet the appetite for more. When it’s possible to close your eyes and really imagine that you are in the room with the musicians, as I have with several DSD recordings, then I feel that I have crossed to the other side
1) it’s marketed at Audiophiles, and we are always looking for tat sonic holy grail. The general public could care less.
2) while not all high Rez recordings are true improvements, there are enough of them that once heard, continue to whet the appetite for more. When it’s possible to close your eyes and really imagine that you are in the room with the musicians, as I have with several DSD recordings, then I feel that I have crossed to the other side