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In Reply to: Glad My review helped... posted by Doug Schroeder on January 23, 2006 at 18:45:42:
"I was not trying to be demeaning of vinyl in my comments of "snap, crackle, pop." I left vinyl about twenty years ago and probably have missed a lot of gorgeous sound in the interim. But no more, I think. Not now, since the Apollo."While I have also discovered recently that CDs CAN be very enjoyable to listen to, I do have a problem with you saying that you don't miss vinyl after listening to the Apollo. I guess there is a bliss of ignorance, as they say, but not knowing what your analog setup was like twenty years ago, analog playback has come a LONG way and is much better for much less money. There is still something organic about good analog reproduction that digital doesn't really match. Again, I do think that standard red book CDs (where did that term come from, anyway?) can sound really good, but I still think the best of vinyl playback is more engaging and satisfying.
I'm not saying that you won't come up with a different opinion, but get yourself refamiliarized with what great analog can do.
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Follow Ups
- Hmm... - AnalogJ 07:44:45 01/30/06 (2)
- Point well taken... - Doug Schroeder 09:24:52 01/30/06 (1)
- Re: Point well taken... - Ping 10:26:44 01/30/06 (0)
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