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RE: Young users

Posted by Dawnrazor on June 24, 2012 at 10:21:04:
Hi Tom,

Thanks for posting this. I wasnt aware of that research and man is it great that there is hope for the current generation.

Getting rid of the physical media is a no brainer especially if you can retain or better the sound quality.

Love that "starting to smell bad" line! It so true!

FWIW I got into computer audio by trying to improve the sound of my cds. I was burning copies using black cds and Audio Master Quality burning and the new disks did sound better. Doing that left me with the files on the computer and the rest they say is history.