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RE: who cares if kids are listening to records they buy or not?

Posted by E-Stat on April 20, 2017 at 16:28:10:
Reviewer Jim Austin said it best: it's been 'more than decade' since LP left (high end) as a reference.

Kindly post a link to that quote. You've clearly demonstrated in this thread alone a decided inability to read and understand content.

Does he know fellow reviewer Mikey Fremer? :)

While I'm not a Valin fan, he continues to update Harry Pearson's "Super LP" list. You can find it here. Jacob Heilbrunn continues to review record playing gear and even when reviewing stuff like Odin 2, he references his vinyl library.

As a long term friend of HP, I can tell you that he regularly spun vinyl on the Clearaudio until the end.

No, the burden of *proof* is upon you to support your silly assertion (referencing only a handful of names) if you want to be taken seriously.