[Gauntlet3h]

I know there are a lot out there like winamp, foobar, and VLC.

Have you experienced better sound on any audio player or are they all the same?

I'm looking for one that has a lot of presets to make music sound better. Been searching the web for an hour till I gave up and decided to ask some experts here

 

[Tjj226 Angel]

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Originally Posted by Gauntlet3h

I know there are a lot out there like winamp, foobar, and VLC.

Have you experienced better sound on any audio player or are they all the same?

I'm looking for one that has a lot of presets to make music sound better. Been searching the web for an hour till I gave up and decided to ask some experts here

The player itself doesn't matter too much. What matters is that your music is in .FLAC and you are getting really good audio files or CD rips.

I personally like foobar 2K simply because of how versatile it is.

 

[billbartuska]

The best, right now, is JPlay, run in mini and hibernate with a stripped down OS. (99 euros)

If you're just using a sound cad and powered speakers it's probably not for you.

Have a look a JRiver though. Kernal streaming, WASAPI or AsIO. ($49)

Both only play FLAC, APE, ALAC, WMI, AIFF and WAV .
Both have free demos.

 

[DrGroove]

I use Foobar 2k, not about to pay for music software and foobar is very flexible.

 

[liquidzoo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by billbartuska

The best, right now, is JPlay, run in mini and hibernate with a stripped down OS. (99 euros)

If you're just using a sound cad and powered speakers it's probably not for you.

Have a look a JRiver though. Kernal streaming, WASAPI or AsIO. ($49)

Both only play FLAC, APE, ALAC, WMI, AIFF and WAV .
Both have free demos.

Jriver plays mp3s. I use it for them.

 

[Simca]

I use Media Monkey cuz foobar is too complicated.