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[Myles B. Astor]

http://read.thestar.com/?origref=ht...-the-rise-of-vinyl-and-why-records-sound-warm

 

[MDP]

I haven't read anything like that before. Pretty interesting !!

 

[Petro85]

yes very interesting. i do find some records warm, but for the most part its the dynamics, the space, the presence of the sounstage. of course there are more bright sounding cd's than records. i tend to not trust record companies after they told me i need to repurchase my whole music library on little silver indestructable better sounding discs. but the things i mentioned are what keeps me spinning vinyl, and not diving into the digital pool..... yet.
good read . thanks

 

[Mike]

Thanks for sharing Myles. That was a good read. Just the other day, my door bell rang and it was the mail lady. She wanted to know about all these records I kept getting ("every day it seems"). She was sincere and wanted a record player. I gave her some ideas and off she went. It's good to see vinyl picking back up.

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[MDP]

yes very interesting. i do find some records warm, but for the most part its the dynamics, the space, the presence of the sounstage. of course there are more bright sounding cd's than records. i tend to not trust record companies after they told me i need to repurchase my whole music library on little silver indestructable better sounding discs. but the things i mentioned are what keeps me spinning vinyl, and not diving into the digital pool..... yet.
good read . thanks

Steve, when you do dive into digital , save yourself a lot of grief and just buy a Lumin. I'm not kidding, it's very analog sounding !!

 

[sharkmouth]

The length of wire rapped around a magnet,no!