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In Reply to: *colorful* may be the operative description posted by Robert C. Lang on June 25, 2012 at 11:54:12:
We have a few turntables set up in the shop and I always have a feeling that in comparison CD's/SAcd's do not sound as colorful, brass sound brassier, piano's a little richer, violins a little woodier,they do not sound as dry!! Difficult to explain.
Yet all the TT's are set up differently and of different price levels.
From 5K to 40K
Maybe it is a coincidence that they all have this little extra realism,
the only constant is that they all feed valve amplification.
Maybe one day I must do a few swops and feed them into some solid state amps.
It is just that the TT buyers tend to be valves guys
The fact remain that I like convenience and cd's/sacd's gives me that.
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Follow Ups
- RE: *colorful* may be the operative description - jazz1 13:32:34 06/25/12 (3)
- Agreed. Tubes and vinyl sorts go together.... to make for *extra realism* - Robert C. Lang 15:39:04 06/25/12 (2)
- In the JI system, tubes and SACD go together too NT - Jazz Inmate 06:53:13 06/26/12 (1)
- no "real" relationship between vinyl's quality & tubes ... - TBone 14:43:18 06/28/12 (0)
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