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We are talking about MP3s burned onto a music cd, not mp3s burned as files? As I said before, I can hear the difference on most MP3s, but only occasionally when they are burned as a music cd.
I am ripping the original into the computer at 128 MP3 and then burning this album onto a blank cd-r media as an MP3 file but I don't think it would matter if I burned it as a Wav file because it has already been compressed and no amount of "uncompressing" should make it sound any better. 2nd law of thermodynamics or computerdynamics or something.
