Classic Eb-- wording

[Audio Al]

This was on a TT advert by the seller


" recently purchased off ebay locally for a playing my old vinyl but i forgot how much effort was required and just went for a lay down in a dark room and played a cd instead "

:lol::rfl:

[synsei]

I have to admit to feeling like that sometimes, especially as I now have so many decent lossless files on my 'puter, most of which sound better than their equivalent vinyl copies :eyebrows:

[Floyddroid]

each to his own methinks. I enjoy the ritual of playing vinyl as well as the personal satisfaction with sound quality. So many TT's are quite poor and to merely buy one from Ebay, plug in and play may not be the best option. I have got some lossless files on my putor too and some rather tasty FLAC files though i would rather sit comfortably in a chair with a decent single malt with the light on and listen to me records. I salute the man in the dark, if that what floats his boat. Do what makes you happiest. happy December everyone.:cool:

[loo]

each to his own methinks. I enjoy the ritual of playing vinyl as well as the personal satisfaction with sound quality. So many TT's are quite poor and to merely buy one from Ebay, plug in and play may not be the best option. I have got some lossless files on my putor too and some rather tasty FLAC files though i would rather sit comfortably in a chair with a decent single malt with the light on and listen to me records. I salute the man in the dark, if that what floats his boat. Do what makes you happiest. happy December everyone.:cool:

+1
Buying music as data no
Although I do have quite fond memories of
Windows98, napster and 56 k dial up. Now that's what I call digital music:dance::dance:
seriously though what turntable was the ad for setting up some suspended decks is enough to make me weep when they just wont play ball