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In Reply to: RE: About depth of field with digital posted by huubdas on May 8, 2015 at 15:44:39:
>>No hard feelings however it's not your fault growing up in the digital age.<<
I'm 54, bought my first Yami receiver/turntable at 12, obviously I grew up with ONLY vinyl & tape. In terms of "musicality", well, my father and brother were experienced musical performers. I grew up with piano's, several types of guitars and many wind instruments. I attend at least a dozen concerts annually ... so ... I believe I've developed a pretty firm grasp on the true meaning of "musicality" - from many a perspective.
And on an absolute basis, my vinyl rig is amazingly realistic, using best case software it has trumped 100% of all digital contenders it's ever faced, including a few very serious SACD players.
Therefore ...
I ask: why would I be content listening to my particular CDP 95% of the time, especially considering my long developed musical experience/expectations + having access to a great sounding vinyl rig, always on tap?
A: Because I'm not smoking pot.
B: Because I grew up with CD and therefore drank the coolaid.
C: Because I have human, not bat ears.
D: Because my CDP meets my "analog" based expectations.
(hint: not A or B, or C)
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- skill testing question ... - TBone 18:21:46 05/08/15 (1)
- RE: skill testing question ... - huubdas 20:34:13 05/08/15 (0)
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