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Just left the local Barnes and Noble. A fair amount of vinyl. Sadly most was sourced from digital or old recordings that were digitally remastered. I only saw one album that confirmed a complete analog process. A John Coltrane lp masteted by Bernie Grumman. I already have a near mint original. They did have some interesting accessories including a record carry bag for $20 and some repurposed records (label area) as coasters. I liked the hard case record carrier, but a little pricey.
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Topic - Vinyl at Barnes and Noble - vinyl survivor 18:22:43 12/28/16 (13)
- I wouldn't worry about it - ppopp 21:13:09 12/29/16 (0)
- How does one tell if the LP is digitally sourced or remastered? - alaskahiatt 08:03:47 12/29/16 (9)
- if it is a new or new reissue .. it IS digitally played with. - 3+4=5 10:35:14 12/29/16 (4)
- Do you think you are correct about LPs from Analog Productions? nt - alaskahiatt 21:56:32 12/30/16 (3)
- "the exception that proves the rule"... LOL nt - 3+4=5 13:20:32 12/31/16 (2)
- If no one reads past the subject line of your previous post, then - alaskahiatt 12:16:07 01/01/17 (0)
- I guess my real reason for inquiring is that I would prefer to buy - alaskahiatt 22:40:46 12/31/16 (0)
- These days, if it's an analogue remaster/source, - jusbe 10:19:31 12/29/16 (3)
- I thought of that too. The publishers would be bragging if the LPs were all analog. - alaskahiatt 12:28:22 12/29/16 (2)
- RE: I thought of that too. The publishers would be bragging if the LPs were all analog. - ecl876 17:50:52 12/29/16 (1)
- Will do. Thanks. nt - alaskahiatt 20:33:40 12/29/16 (0)
- RE: Vinyl at Barnes and Noble - jk 18:32:35 12/28/16 (1)
- RE: Vinyl at Barnes and Noble - Jeffrey Lee 08:17:21 12/29/16 (0)