Paz schrijft: "Voor eenieder die toch altijd het gevoel had dat MP3 tjes toch niet zo goed klonken als de cd's waar ze van geript waren, hebben de heren van Kenwood nu de oplossing: Supreme Drive":
Scientists at Japanese consumer electronics giant Kenwood have figured out how to make compressed digital music files like MP3s sound as good as the CDs they were ripped from.
The technology, codenamed Supreme Drive, attempts to replace the high frequency sound signals usually lost when music is first converted into digital information and that data is then compressed. These lost higher frequencies contain many of the more subtle harmonics produced by musical instruments and voices that give them sonic colour.