3, which equates to ~112kbps on a 44khz stereo sample, with no real noticable quality loss at all.
Low quality releases (such as transferring tunes over the internet to ppl with low bandwidth) get a -1, which equates to ~48kbps... the quality loss is noticable, but doesn't affect the enjoyment of the music like mp3s quality loss does. Mp3s tend to have trebbly artifacts, whereas ogg tends to cut out the treble at low bitrates...
Low quality releases (such as transferring tunes over the internet to ppl with low bandwidth) get a -1, which equates to ~48kbps... the quality loss is noticable, but doesn't affect the enjoyment of the music like mp3s quality loss does. Mp3s tend to have trebbly artifacts, whereas ogg tends to cut out the treble at low bitrates...