We have opened a lot of headphones last year, I think this year will also be it (shake) when describing the sound quality, everyone will rack their brains to think, how to hear the sound quality and real feelings in the ear, into words to share with otter friends. However, when it comes to sound quality, it is also a matter of opinion, some people have a keen sense of hearing can hear the current, the bottom noise and any high and low frequencies, some people are flat in listening, any music is the same in his listening, so there is no bad, anyway, the same can enjoy music. Today Mona is going to recommend a website that tests your listening level with just six sets of music!
We usually hear music on the Internet is almost all compressed, this is to make the delivery speed faster, such as the most commonly seen mp3 is compressed, so the sound quality will be worse than the original uncompressed sound (Uncompressed WAV), but in fact, it is difficult for the average person to distinguish the difference between mp3 and Uncompressed WAV, for example, most people use Spotify, KKBOX, Apple Music are used Mp3 and AAC, it can also be said that we are all used to such sound quality.
Spotify free version is AAC 128 kb/s; Spotify Premium is AAC 256 kb/s, 320 Kbps OGG; KKBOX is 320 Kbps, Hi-FiFLAC; apple music is 256 Kbps.
This time, Mona recommended a total of six groups of music, each group has three sound qualities, namely the original uncompressed sound (Uncompressed WAV), 320kbps mp3, 128kbpsmp3. In each group, you have to choose to listen to the best sound quality, that is, Uncompressed WAV, Mona listened to the whole army for the first time to destroy XD without a question, share it with the enthusiasts around you, everyone also said it was difficult.
The link is as follows:
https://www.npr.org/sections/therecord/2015/06/02/411473508/how-well-can-you-hear-audio-quality
▼ The answer will be displayed after answering the question
One trick to this test is to turn the volume up a little louder, you can feel the details, but it is still difficult to hear the difference is huh, but it may also be affected by the headphones or speakers you listen to music. Also don't think about answering by memorizing the answers, because each round will update the option position! If you can get it right on both rounds, then you're really the golden ear in the golden ear.
From Agerls.Aotter