Ever since primitive Man learned to sing, music has been an integral part of the human experience. Fast-forar a couple millennia, and you'll find things are little changed on that score. Technology has allowed us to do wonderful things with music, bringing us from humblest beginnings to the apex of stardom, with groups like the Beatles re-defining what "good music" is. Of course, making sure the music we enjoy is heard in the best possible quality is a high priority for many, which brings us to programs like DFX Audio Enhancer.

DFX Audio Enhancer is a utility that allows the already excellent audio quality of MP3s (and other audio sources and files, also) to be enhanced even further through the use of increased bit-rates. This may not seem like a big deal at first, but give it a try, and you'll find that music re-touched like this can really be a treat to listen to.

Even so, this program is not without both high points and flaws. You can find a brief pro/con summary below.

Pros

This program is touted as a professional audio enhancement utility in a tiny package, and it mostly delivers on that promise. It gives the user control over such musical attributes as stereo and bass levels, heightening song quality if handled correctly.

Cons

This utility is Windows-only, and since it can tend to underwhelm dedicated audiophiles, Mac users and others shouldn't be too saddened by the news that they will need to find their own equivalent programs. This download is only a trial version; and while it does support several audio libraries and systems, it lacks iTunes support, a big turn-off for lots of people.

Whether or not you wish to use this program is a decision each user will need to make for himself or herself. The preceding review should make sure such a decision is made with ease, and from a basis of education.