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Return to top of page · Post #: 31 · Written at 3:05:07 PM on 1 February 2025.
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Location: Clare, SA
Member since 27 March 2016 Member #: 1894 Postcount: 513 |
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I still have over 400 vinyls which I play regularly and if I purchase music, it's always vinyl. I prefer the sound ove CD or any other format, it just sounds more pleasing to the ear. Ears are analogue and so are microphones and musical instruments. In chopping up a pure analogue signal into digital segments to amplify only to covert back to analogue for the speakers something of the soul of the music is lost. Each to their own but I'm a guitarist and I'm not a fan of digital music. |
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