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In Reply to: CDR comparisons of turntables -- is Fremer using an appropriate approach? posted by chris e. on April 17, 2007 at 03:20:47:
And yes .... I do feel better (Thank You Very Much). And, who gives a flying leap at a donut what some sainted ragmag bozo does? Or even said individual's reviews. Y'all can argue up and down, back and forth (sh*t, even side to side). About testing, eval, and CDR's made from the Rockolaspaceport.Does anyone even listen to music via their turntables anymore? Between the endless cleaning bullsh*t, and co-inkydinky complaints about vinyl not being fully automagic. I'm beginning to think the thread (of life/vinyl/analog music) is being lost.
Either one has a turntable and supporting system, that lets them enjoy music. Or they do not. And digital has absolutely NOTHING to do with that. Never has (no laugh required). Never will. The continued propagation of this Fremer stank serves noone. And most certainly not the music.
I don't really know whether or not I enjoy music, on my rig more than others (though I have my suspicions). But I can say for me, it is not about the ephemera, the minutiae, the balderdash, or any/all of the recurring Steeriopile nonsene. Nor is it for me about comparing, ranking, or competing topologies/designs [as if by magic such will bring me any closer to the groove (though it may get me purdier equipment to go with my lighter wallet)].
I say find, buy, build, or borrow a turntable that lets YOU, the Vinyl Asylum inmate, enjoy music. Get YOU some records (not CDR's Danke Schoen), add some liquid refreshment (or a spotta tea). And let the analog waveform caress your heart, while you flow down the river analog, to musicville. All else is caca/doodoo :-)
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Follow Ups
- F*ck ceedee. - Elmo 06:24:27 04/18/07 (3)
- Why don't you tell us what you really think! ;-) (nt) - John Elison 07:25:44 04/18/07 (2)
- The logical conclusion to CDR as test bed for eval - Elmo 09:21:56 04/18/07 (1)
- Re: The logical conclusion to CDR as test bed for eval - John Elison 11:19:51 04/18/07 (1)
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