Not only are CDs in 16bit, which is noticably lossy - it's a human product. all human made stuff will have mistakes and errors. what about the editing, studio or anything else
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The point is you can replay and copy it infinitely many times with no change in quality.
Here I am using BlueTooth headphones that transmit audio trough vibration over my chin bones into my ears covered with ear plugs.
The best of both worlds
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Smooth graph better than steps though maybe ear technology will improve and then you’ll see!