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Good points.

Posted by Al Sekela on December 20, 2004 at 09:30:56:
IME, good vinyl is generally harder to find and more expensive (new or used) than good Redbook CDs. Try some of the later Reference Recordings and Dorians.
The music industry business model is a shambles, and it is a shame that more good music is not available at very low prices on either format.
I'm still not convinced the ultimate performance of vinyl is superior to Redbook CD, mostly because I think there is still much to learn about CD playback.