Sony Music/Media Format Player Model: NW-A55
Headphone Model: JLAB Audio Neon 4mm driver Over Ear Headphones
Album List:
Tool - Lateralus: FLAC cd rip Windows Media Player (Highest "Quality" Setting)
Tool - Fear Inoculum: FLAC internet download cd rip

--> utilizing: freac audio encoder utility for Windows 10 for reencoding over original rip encoding

Albums: Tool - Lateralus, Tool - Fear Inoculum,

FLAC Mode Options: Custom settings - Joint Stereo <-- (not enabled) , Adaptive Joint Stereo <-- (not enabled)
                                                                 32768 bytes blocksize
                                                                 Window functions(s):
tukey(0.5);blackman;bartlett;hamming;triangle;kaiser_bessel;connes;welch;hamming;rectangle;nuttall;bartlett_hann;gauss(0.2)
                                                                 Maximum LPC Order: 32
                                                                 Quantized LPC precision: 15
                                                                 Exaustive Model Search: (unchecked)
                                                                 Optimize LPC quantization: (unchecked)
                                                                 Minimum partition order: 16
                                                                 Maximum partition order: 16

All Albums Signal Processing:
Signal Processing: 'Best SINC Interpolator' 192KHz Samplerate and 24-bit integer Sample width set for encoding


Post Processing:
 None


Player Settings:
 DSEE HX: Off (experimental)
 DC Phase Linearizer: Off (experimental)

Player Output Settings:

Equilizer Settings on Equilizer Settings on Model Player:
 None Selected


Note:
 The Windows 10 version of freac is what is now applied to the flac rip encodings within the program in windows 10. the previous window function set was pulled out of a previous set from an earlier encoding attempt and it in a large way is a very adaptive and well worth keeping set for listening. the freac version for windows 10 is also well worth its weight so much for the idea that windows tends to pull the mind out of the lossy and flawed programming and compiling libraries (gnu gcc compiler libraries and its ability to compile well within the kernel base). the windows version does a really good job and im enjoying the smoothness and nudgie and tight feeling it get when i listen to this new encoding within windows.