It’s not really about MQA, or Bob Stuart.
It’s about having the entire industry locked into a standard that has a near 100% chance of being found to be at fault, found to be detrimental, found to be limited..to have that ’standard’ run into/as everything... and have that faulty low quality be all we can get, for very high costs.
For at least a decade.
A decade of music listening ruined. Forever. Gone. Wiped out.
About 1/4 of your music listening life, cut out from underneath you. If not half your listening life cut out from you, if MQA ends up having longer legs in the market.
wake up and fight it, or lose it.
So, instead of high fidelity, all you'll get is a forced pay ....for a 'good enough' format.
Wasn't CD bad enough? Did people not learn anything?
It’s about having the entire industry locked into a standard that has a near 100% chance of being found to be at fault, found to be detrimental, found to be limited..to have that ’standard’ run into/as everything... and have that faulty low quality be all we can get, for very high costs.
For at least a decade.
A decade of music listening ruined. Forever. Gone. Wiped out.
About 1/4 of your music listening life, cut out from underneath you. If not half your listening life cut out from you, if MQA ends up having longer legs in the market.
wake up and fight it, or lose it.
So, instead of high fidelity, all you'll get is a forced pay ....for a 'good enough' format.
Wasn't CD bad enough? Did people not learn anything?