Reviewers who have experienced the test call the sonic effect the "Aural Rift." Because the Horizon has been cracked, the soundstage no longer exists between your speakers. It exists around you. The Xsonoro 514 creates a holographic projection of the recording venue. For the first time, listeners have reported turning their heads to look for a triangle player who was sitting ten rows back in a 1963 recording of Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra .
For decades, the industry believed that a 192kHz sampling rate and 32-bit float processing represented the absolute Horizon of human hearing. We cannot hear above 20kHz, the logic goes, so why push further?
Given the context of Xsonoro's known tools, “514” most likely refers to a specific iteration of a cracking tool or the specific hash value of a key being bypassed.
