03-22-2013, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by cheshirecat
It's true that BT has a max bandwidth of 768kb. Uncompressed CD-quality music is approx 1.4mb.
I still contend that the quality of the connection (and hardware) along with the codec used by the BT connection as a result of that hardware plays a large part in the quality of the sound.
I personally wish the BT standard would be updated so that it would allow a higher bandwidth to the point of actually being able to stream "uncompressed" CD quality music (since CD music is compressed anyway).
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From what i understand Bluetooth has a transferable connection of up to 1.25MB per second.
The industry has eased up on more BT technology and hasn't come up with something new within the last 2 years. But the point here is unless you are a fanatical audio enthusiast you are not going to get concert quality sound out of a vehicle. at bit rate of 512 or more your going to have a high quality sound without noticing the difference IMO.
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