Or just hard headed.
No, a voice of reason and logic.
Or just hard headed.
Different people experience sound differently. The problem comes when some seek to impose what they hear as a standard that everyone else must adhere to. As far as digital versus analog, I’ve always felt analog sounds more spacious, more three-dimensional, living and breathing. Digital sounds flatter by comparison, like frozen concentrate versus fresh squeezed, a facsimile. The latter part of the equation, digital, is something I’ve been working on with intention for the past 10 years: to isolate why it sounds flatter, and to correct this problem.No, a voice of reason and logic.
As far as digital versus analog, I’ve always felt analog sounds more spacious, more three-dimensional, living and breathing. Digital sounds flatter by comparison, like frozen concentrate versus fresh squeezed, a facsimile. The latter part of the equation, digital, is something I’ve been working on with intention for the past 10 years: to isolate why it sounds flatter, and to correct this problem.
Please follow this always on this topic and videosRather than arguing with you
A had about the same setup in my thirties, but prefer the more intimate relationship i have to my music now in my sixties, potential hearing loss be damned.This should have been a poll.
I definitely wish I had my current set up back when I was in my thirties.
I like the solution you have found for hearing loss. Very vintage!A had about the same setup in my thirties, but prefer the more intimate relationship i have to my music now in my sixties, potential hearing loss be damned.![]()
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AMEN!all 3 major formats are great, they all have +/-'s. I prefer vinyl, no question more enjoyable and more natural to me, followed by cd than streaming. problem with "audiophiles" is they are to worried auditioning gear instead of enjoying the music
you in years gone by? Not wearing the fashionable bow tie back then?The Avatar picture is for mono listening, this one is for stereo.View attachment 144865
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yes, in Sweden, while he is standing in Denmark.They use these to be able to hear cable differences.
To start off, people are not putting any effort to listen to the recordings properly. Not bothering with listening to the wav audio in the description or at least listening on a proper device other than their iPads.The question posed was which sample was the vinyl and which was the digital playback, I found it quite easy, what about you?
my wife thinks so...In this comparison, 70% mistakenly thought the vinyl playback was digital playback.
You know this how?To start off, people are not putting any effort to listen to the recordings properly. Not bothering with listening to the wav audio in the description or at least listening on a proper device other than their iPads.
What they are interested in doing however, is jumping to all sorts of conclusions and making theoretical genius level audiophile remarks. I listened on proper headphones, can tell the difference from vinyl and digital despite Both being digital and on Youtube.
(Emphasis added.)I listened on proper headphones, can tell the difference from vinyl and digital despite Both being digital and on Youtube.
Where is the contradiction? Both playbacks are captured by a good but not great recorder (zoom H6) that's good enough to reveal some of the difference in SQ between the two, in this case the vinyl sounds better, in other cases the digital version might sound better.(Emphasis added.)
And you fail to see the contradiction?
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