hey!
there is nothing like lossless mp3s. aac is a different format which gives 
better performance for lower bitrate. 128 aac can perform as a 256 mp3.
While ripping select lossless wav or do a FLAC rip. 
Your EP630 and the likes are in-ear phones that give you good lower ranges.Bass 
basically. Any such headphones with 20 to 20,000 Hz frequency response is good 
enough. Also check for soundlevels if they are around 100Db.
But careful with in-ear headphones. Dont share them often it leads to ear 
infection.
regards
wb
PS : I know this is non-arr but a little discussion on topic this will only 
help all of us identify the right toys to enjoy his music the way its meant to 
be. Is it not?
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
From: vishws...@yahoo.com
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2009 07:00:42 -0700
Subject: Re: [arr] any 'Audiophiles' on this group?















 




    
                  
How about Creative EP630?? Are they good enough?? Have read lotsa good things 
abt them on net... 
 " The search is more important than the destination "  - a r rahman -

From: icashwin <icash...@yahoo.com>
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, 8 October, 2009 5:32:35 AM
Subject: Re: [arr] any 'Audiophiles' on this group?







 

    
                  You can always rip lossless mp3s or AACs to keep the sound 
quality close to the CD. There is also general agreement amongst audiophiles 
that 192 kbps is a rate that is close enough to the CD at the same time 
providing the convenience of lesser file size..



iPod stock earphones are horrible. Sennheiser, Grado or AKG are good low end 
audiophile quality headphones. If you have more money to shell you can consider 
the Shures, etymotic research and ultimate ears. These provide a divine mid and 
high range...



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> Honestly. iPOD headphones are horrible in reproduction. Buy any good 
> sennhieser entry level is some 570 rupees. check the difference the same 
> device gives. And no, there are not many things that will disappear in an MP3 
> when you covert. The fidelity suffers but it makes it up when you listen in a 
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> To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com

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> Date: Wed, 7 Oct 2009 21:38:41 +0600

> Subject: Re: [arr] any 'Audiophiles' on this group?

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>                   Was wondering Is iPod shuffle good enough to listen ARR's 
> hidden stuffs ?? what would "audiophiles" rate iPod shuffle & it's Headphone 
> .... It works Only with the given Headphone Which is SUPERB ....I used to 
> listen songs with my Microlab 4:1 Speakers ....and sometimes from My Nokia 
> 3250 Music express with Nokia's Original Headphone & Sony MDR-EX700 Headphone 
> With Nokia's Universal Headphone adaptor  .... I was impressed with Sony 
> ...but now i realize iPod is way better than anything ....Money Talks ...and 
> iPod works only with it's own headphone ...

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> Give ur thoughts on iPod shuffle  Rahmanics Please !!!

> and if u guys hav any recommendations please do give !! as i am pretty much 
> Dumb in this case :s

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> - Regards

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> ~ ~ A.R.Rajib ~ ~

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