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Originally Posted by lattesurf";p="
Actually theoretically speaking, the freezing method does work. You'll need to look at the molecule/atom level to understand the freezing process.
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Bingo! Best explanation on the effect I've yet heard.
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Originally Posted by clackers91";p="
hey michiganjfrog, any more quality improving tips?
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Yes, plenty, but first you have to tell me whether or not you tried the freeze effect technique, and whether you discerned improvements or not! So far, no one has yet come forward to say they've tried it! My feeling is, if this is too weird for people, as it appears to be from some of the feedback, trust me, the other ideas are weirder and even harder to understand...
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Originally Posted by daytovince";p="
LOL, improve quality of your mp4 player!!
Hey guy, remember that mp3 song is low quality.
what would you want to improve even if your song rate at 320kbps?
Atj inside decompress mp3 in numerical signal ( 0 or 1) not a analog signal.Freeze was only good to save old battery in a few case.
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Well, I'm glad my efforts to improve your player are making you laugh, but I don't know if you realize, you're not making any sense. What does the compression rate have to do with whether or not you can improve sound quality? People buy expensive tube amps that are designed solely to hook up to an iPod mp3 player! That means they must be good enough to improve upon. Seems you're also arguing against it with something about digital and analogue signals, which is another irrelevant argument, that has nothing to do with whether you can improve your overall sound or not. If you don't want to risk improving your sound by all means don't, but if you don't understand what effect this might have, you have no reason to argue against it.