Corky's Sour Apple Schnapps 70cl

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The versatility of Corky’s means it’s suitable for all venues and works in every part of a club or bar for a memorable night.

Compare the same track played from a CD to one on a standard streaming service and you should be able to pick out deviations in clarity - even hear sounds in the background you might have previously missed. Corky’s was established in 2002 as a range of 15% ABV schnapps so it’s perfect for any occasion providing single serves or as part of a cocktail.Most streaming services default to these formats to save on streaming bandwidth or device storage space. A compressed file can be up to 90 per cent smaller than a lossless file, but is generally rendered at a lower bitrate and frequency.

Bursting with the bittersweet flavours of ripe green apples, this spirit is echoed with traces of light citrus fruits for a subtle yet refreshing tangy and sour taste. When a track is compressed for a smaller file size, such as an MP3 or Apple's own AAC, some of the audio information can be lost. To turn on lossless on your Apple TV 4K follow similar steps, although Apple TV doesn't support the Hi-Res Lossless option. Lossless Audio tracks can only currently be heard through wired headphones connected to an iPhone, iPad or Mac, they cannot currently be streamed to wireless headphones, including AirPods.Devices like the Chord Mojoallow you to take the Hi-Res Lossless Audio from Apple and connect your wired headphones, with the Mojo doing the heavy lifting to decode the audio for your headphones. In this case you could connect it to your Mac via USB, or use a Lightning to USB adapter for an iPhone or iPad. Lossless is supported on the HomePod and HomePod mini in the future with the latest software update. Lossless Audio is rendered at much higher bitrates and frequencies, so takes up more space or bandwidth.