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'There are artefacts in heavily compressed music which may be audible, and they're certainly audible on crap hi-fi systems,' he said. Bad speakers: bad soundДЄccording to the AVI man, compressed music only sounds particularly terrible when played through inferior amplifiers and speakers. An increasing number of people are downloading heavily compressed music instead of buying CDs, and they either don't mind the dip in quality or they don't notice it.

The hi-fi boss's comments appear to back up what most music listeners have been telling the record industry and retailers for a good few years. James said that experts involved in compression, hi-fi enthusiasts and people in the industry, agree that AAC, as sold by iTunes, is indistinguishable from the music coming out of a CD player.

'I can also tell you that I have loads of discerning customers who've gotten rid of very expensive hi-fi systems and have bought some sort of player which compresses the music for them and decided that at certain levels of compression that they and none of their friends can actually tell the difference,' he said. 'I can play you MP3s here of certain types of music which, if not indistinguishable from the original CD, are not sufficiently indistinguishable for anybody to lose sleep over,' James claimed.

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James was displaying his new ADM9 active loudspeakers at the Bristol Hi-Fi Show, and had them hooked up not to a high-end CD player but rather a Mac Mini playing MP3s. Last week we reported Ashley James' claims that the hi-fi industry is knowingly selling inferior products at massively marked-up prices prices, causing hi-fi buyers to be severely ripped off. That's according to AVI Hi-fi boss Ashley James, who made the statements in an exclusive interview with .uk. MP3s are a perfectly adequate source of music and in many cases perform better than multi-thousand pound CD players.

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