improve mains quality - which helps to lower the noise floor. Oh god, reading the pseudo-science on this thread is making me cringe! Please don't pursue this campaign, it just confuses people. Asking for 24-bit downloads is simply asking for bigger files that sound the same. Don't pretend you can hear the lower noise floor just because it theoretically exists. You're confusing the medium with actual mixing/mastering practice , which is what you really mean to change. And that is what this well-established organisation is all about: Turn Me Up! Quote mjfe2: Oh god, reading the pseudo-science on this thread is making me cringe! Please don't pursue this campaign, it just confuses people. ... Don't pretend you can hear the lower noise floor just because it theoretically exists. It is clear that we are not going to come to an agreement on this issue. There is no point in going back and fore with counter arguments. All I will say is that I am not pretending I can hear a difference. I have even repeated a listening test of the same songs in both 16 / 24 Bit format to reconfirm this, and I can still identify the differences. I am not the only person to experience this. All I will say is, have you actually listening to 16 / 24 Bit tracks yourself so that your talking from personal experience or are you simply regurgitating what you have been told or read? Anyway... For those who are interested, The