The rise of lossless streaming services like (which has now switched to FLAC as its preferred high-res format), Apple Music (with its Lossless tier), and Qobuz (which even has a dedicated community app for audiophiles) has blurred the lines further. If high-quality audio is now available for a monthly subscription, what is the purpose of the Flacbro's independent archive?
Furthermore, storage is cheap. A 4TB hard drive costs $100. You can fit 20,000 FLAC albums on it. The technical excuse for using lossy audio is gone. The only reason left to use MP3 is laziness. flacbros
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