whity, vinyl does not have to sound scratchy and imperfect. Yes, it is hard to take care of, but if you do it sounds clean and much closer to perfect than any CD or MP3. I'm a big vinyl collector and a lot of people are skeptical, until I put on some clean vinyl and they swear it sounds better than CD.
whity, vinyl does not have to sound scratchy and imperfect. Yes, it is hard to take care of, but if you do it sounds clean and much closer to perfect than any CD or MP3. I'm a big vinyl collector and a lot of people are skeptical, until I put on some clean vinyl and they swear it sounds better than CD.
leamanc is spot on, well cared for vinyl will outshine (in alot of instances) the CD equivalent. This is more so a rule with music from the 50's, 60's 70's etc... Want super clear vinyl? Try early Japanese presses as these a renound for their audiophile qualities.
leamanc is spot on, well cared for vinyl will outshine (in alot of instances) the CD equivalent. This is more so a rule with music from the 50's, 60's 70's etc... Want super clear vinyl? Try early Japanese presses as these a renound for their audiophile qualities.
STBC is about the bands love for vinyl, the scratchy imprefect sound that only comes from vinyl.
whity, vinyl does not have to sound scratchy and imperfect. Yes, it is hard to take care of, but if you do it sounds clean and much closer to perfect than any CD or MP3. I'm a big vinyl collector and a lot of people are skeptical, until I put on some clean vinyl and they swear it sounds better than CD.
whity, vinyl does not have to sound scratchy and imperfect. Yes, it is hard to take care of, but if you do it sounds clean and much closer to perfect than any CD or MP3. I'm a big vinyl collector and a lot of people are skeptical, until I put on some clean vinyl and they swear it sounds better than CD.
leamanc is spot on, well cared for vinyl will outshine (in alot of instances) the CD equivalent. This is more so a rule with music from the 50's, 60's 70's etc... Want super clear vinyl? Try early Japanese presses as these a renound for their audiophile qualities.
leamanc is spot on, well cared for vinyl will outshine (in alot of instances) the CD equivalent. This is more so a rule with music from the 50's, 60's 70's etc... Want super clear vinyl? Try early Japanese presses as these a renound for their audiophile qualities.