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   Message 917 of 2,821   
   Michael to MSmith   
   Re: SOUND QUALITY   
   06 Oct 04 15:57:15   
   
   From: Michael@Hotmail.com   
      
   "MSmith"  wrote in message   
   news:_sqdnaohDNE_P_7cRVn-sw@sysmatrix.net...   
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   > "Michael"  wrote in message   
   > news:ftOdnRNi4989v_7cRVn-ug@look.ca...   
   > > BTW, CD's are not   
   > > exactly the Sonic Utopia either. An R-DAT @ 48khz or 24 bit MMR disc   
   > sounds   
   > > best.   
   >   
   > Vinyl is best.<   
      
   Well, if you enjoy slowly destroying the quality of your recordings with   
   each play...and the snap/crackle/pop to say nothing of the linear nature of   
   the format.......I agree vinyl is the best!!! LOL.   
      
   Seriously though, Vinyl does sound superior to the compact disc - no doubt   
   about it. However, an SACD through a tube amp is pretty darn close to sonic   
   Nirvanna in my opinion.   
      
   However, to each his own and the bottom line is enjoying the music. Hell, I   
   have bootlegs that are so piss poor in sound quality, they sound like audio   
   through a telephone. Yet the *performances* are so good, you quickly forget   
   the technical inferiority and just dig the tunes. It's the music that   
   matters - not the medium. Personally, I prefer analog 15ips Dolby 'A'   
   recordings if I had to choose. Again, amplified with 'fire-bottles'! (Tubes   
   or as the English say...valves.)   
      
   Your friend in music,   
   Mike T.   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
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