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RE: What happened to discussions of regular CD players

Posted by John Elison on March 19, 2023 at 07:30:19:
I ripped all my CDs to my hard drive years ago because I now use a digital audio player (DAP) to listen to all my digital music files. Moreover, I find higher resolution digital formats like DSD and hi-res PCM to sound noticeably better than Redbook CD. Therefore, all my newer music purchases are in higher resolution formats stored on hard drives and/or flash drives.

Happy CD listening!
John Elison