Ahhh..... the warm sound of vinyl.

[Galaxy66]

In my opinion there is no beating the warm sound of vinyl on a decent system.

Currently listening to Earl Klugh, so relaxing

But you can't beat the convenience of CD

 

[feeb]

so strange, because my generation feel that way about CD/MP3...

 

[Jamesbuk]

Indeed

Its like film photos, the texture is amazing and they are so much 'warmer' than digital, yet digital 'wins' because of convenience..

Oh no.. this lid doesn't seem to fit back on this can of worms

 

[Galaxy66]

Here is one of the reasons why on You Tube. (somebody remind me how to embed a You Tube clip)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gmex_4hreQ

 

[photon]

(somebody remind me how to embed a You Tube clip)

[ youtube ]3Gmex_4hreQ[ /youtube ] (without the spaces)

[youtube]3Gmex_4hreQ[/youtube]

 

[Galaxy66]

[ youtube ]3Gmex_4hreQ[ /youtube ] (without the spaces)

Thank you

 

[Arkady]

I was hoping for something a bit tight and black, pref attached to something female...but there you go...

 

[recrudesce]

i'm of the CD generation, but i swear by valve amps and music on vinyl :]

 

[razor777]

I'm all for CD too, but using valve amps / monoblocs.

Not convinced with SACD though.

 

[Galaxy66]

I am still working my way through my vinyl collection

 

[u8myufo]

I'm all for CD too, but using valve amps / monoblocs.

Not convinced with SACD though.

But Flac comes in a pretty good second to vinyl

 

[Brocks]

My hearing is too shot to tell the difference anymore. Too many nights backstage have taken their toll.

 

[Steve Smith]

Its like film photos, the texture is amazing and they are so much 'warmer' than digital, yet digital 'wins' because of convenience.

In both cases, convenience wins out over quality for the majority of users.

I also think valves sound better than semiconductors but that's another subject!


Steve.