Am I? They say 192kHz/24 bit, followed by the word lossless... Trust me, I am not confusing things, but they do. Here is the quote:
> up to 192kHz/24-bit Hi-Res Lossless
If this makes sense in your world, kudos!
> up to 192kHz/24-bit Hi-Res Lossless
If this makes sense in your world, kudos!
Wether or not the original recording was done/mastered in 24/192 or higher/lower is a whole other question. In the grand scheme of things all ADC involves “compression” in the form of quantization.
For audio-postprocessing, I might be convinced that there is a benefit of raising the sampling frequency that high, but for pure hi-fi consumers? No way. This is snakeoil.
The argument you should be going with is that the speakers and headphones that people will be playing the music on doesn't do ultrasonic sound.
talk about unconvincing
For simple listening there is no benefit. As you pointed out it ca be beneficial if the audio is processed (for instance, slowed down).