I totally agree that without good stereo equipment, the difference is overridden. But what angers me is that they want nearly the same money from me for an inferior product, that has a higher profit margin. Personally on most equipment, VBR mp3 is good enough for me to not be irritated (if only the loss of AAC/MP3 could have character like old vinyl I would never care). DRM is easy enough to get around that I really don't care, for every advancement the RIAA makes, someone will counter it in a matter of days. The RIAA needs to understand that it could make a great deal more money by lowering costs per song and thereby ioncreasing the volume of sales (look at the business done by allofmp3.com).
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Date: 2007-02-23 09:57 pm (UTC)DRM is easy enough to get around that I really don't care, for every advancement the RIAA makes, someone will counter it in a matter of days. The RIAA needs to understand that it could make a great deal more money by lowering costs per song and thereby ioncreasing the volume of sales (look at the business done by allofmp3.com).