Today I tested 24 bit, 192 kHz in my 2016 MS since I could not find where anyone had confirmed that functionality. I first tried a file from here: 2L High Resolution Music .:. free TEST BENCH and it was indeed much better than anything else in my car. I confirmed that on my home system, 192 kHz was much better-sounding than 96 kHz. Maybe better than vinyl.
It seems that Neil Young has enabled streaming all of his music at 24/192 for free for now (till maybe June?). It would be great if I could play that in my model S. I was not able to. If I could have got it working, I would have gone on a road trip since I think that is the best way to hear NY.
Request to Tesla to enable streaming audio from: Neil Young Archives
Neil seems to be fighting the corporate corruption which results in the big fruit-named company and others removing the quality and emotion (bits) from music such as his. Since Tesla is also fighting the largest corporation(s) in history (EM and the other car makers, etc.) by providing the products that they have so far, it would be quite fitting for Tesla to enable us to hear Neil's catalog in our cars. Even more so since I believe that the use of NY music is on road trips.
I bought Rust Never Sleeps on 24/192 anyway, for my next road trip from here: Vinyl Records, SACDs, DVD Audio, Audiophile Equipment|Acoustic Sounds .
It seems that Neil Young has enabled streaming all of his music at 24/192 for free for now (till maybe June?). It would be great if I could play that in my model S. I was not able to. If I could have got it working, I would have gone on a road trip since I think that is the best way to hear NY.
Request to Tesla to enable streaming audio from: Neil Young Archives
Neil seems to be fighting the corporate corruption which results in the big fruit-named company and others removing the quality and emotion (bits) from music such as his. Since Tesla is also fighting the largest corporation(s) in history (EM and the other car makers, etc.) by providing the products that they have so far, it would be quite fitting for Tesla to enable us to hear Neil's catalog in our cars. Even more so since I believe that the use of NY music is on road trips.
I bought Rust Never Sleeps on 24/192 anyway, for my next road trip from here: Vinyl Records, SACDs, DVD Audio, Audiophile Equipment|Acoustic Sounds .