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   "Trevor"  wrote in message   
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   > "David"  wrote in message   
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   >> That's right Trevor.  *IF* the same were put on both then so it may be   
   >> *BUT* it's not!  If you want to go on listening to far inferior   
   >> recordings on a possibly better medium then it's up to you, but it's   
   >> something you will never know as you have not listened to a recent LP.   
   >   
   > No need, since I regualrly record, mix and/or master CD's myself. I could   
   > easily have it cut to vinyl IF there was a market, and the differences   
   > would be those required to suit the limitations of vinyl   
   > recording/playback. Something I prefer NOT to bother with any more.   
   >   
      
   If you record mix and master the CDs yourself there would be absolutely no   
   point whatsoever in having the recording cut to vinyl, as you have   
   personally done the bit that so many record companies deliberately feck up.   
      
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