Got money to burn and want an audio system that looks good and sounds great? Olive Media Inc., the company who churns out high-fidelity multi-room music systems has introduced a limited designer edition of its music system by Karim Rashid for US customers. The Olive 4 digital music server sports a 4.3-inch widescreen LCD display, 1TB of storage and will set you back $1,999. The Olive 2 zone player is able to deliver music wirelessly in up to 10 rooms while maintaining its high end audio credentials and designer looks. The Olive 2 will prepare a slightly smaller dent in your bank history as it’s priced at $799. Is it duration to overhaul your audio setup at home?

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Olive Media Inc has released that 4HD high-end music server that aims to match the 24-bit/192Khz standard used in recording studios (for reference, CDs are encoded with 16-bit values at 44.1Khz). Assuming that you have the speaker setup that matches what the Olive 4HD can output, you would compose out how “music sounds as it is recorded”.

The Olive 4HD comes with 2TB of storage, which is equivalent to 20,000 HD songs, or 6000 CDs. Users can move details from a PC or copy tracks from a (low-res!) CD. It costs $2000, and my question is: where do I find the HD audio composition?

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