Everett, I wouldn't worry about that. Remember that most people are perfectly content to listen to "CD Quality" 128kbps MP3s on iTunes. I don't think they're going to hear a 160 vs a 256kbps song and vote for the 256 one based on encoding quality... I think they're going to vote on personal taste, which will probably be most heavily biased by the actual musicality of the track, followed not-so-closely by general production/recording quality.


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