When Jewish children begin their religious education, they participate in a Consecration ceremony, at which their Hebrew name will be used. At a child's bar mitzvah (for boys) or bat mitzvah (for girls) - the Jewish coming-of-age ceremony at the age of 13 - he or she is called to the Torah for the first time by their Hebrew name. At a Jewish wedding, the Hebrew names of the couple are used on the ketubah, their Jewish marriage document.
The iTunes Sound Enhancer is a bit of an enigma. No-one seems to know exactly what it does. To a certain extent it seems to lift the bass and treble frequencies, but also it seems to act as a spacial widener, which of course only works on stereo recordings.
Sonos supports FLAC files up to 16 bit / 44.1 kHz. iOS. Wireless iTunes Playback on Sonos requires music to be in AAC or MP3 format and that the music is DRM-free. Songs that are protected by DRM, or are in AIFF format will not appear as valid selections in the Sonos App. Podcasts will not show up or play from your iDevice to Sonos unless you have audio tracks on your iDevice as well. Note: Sonos does not support 48kHz AAC audio files for wireless iTunes playback. 48kHz MP3 files are supported, as well as 44.1 AAC. Android. Supports AAC, FLAC, M4A, MP3, MP4, Ogg and WAV audio formats (and WMA audio formats on limited Android devices).