How can vinyl sound "better" than CD?
No, don't go there :ner:
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How can vinyl sound "better" than CD?
No, don't go there :ner:
Well, if you had a decent turntable (of the calibre of your CDP) to enable you to do back-to-back comparisons against both everyday with a variety of recordings, like Martin and I can, you'd know the answer to that question!!
:ner: ;)
Marco.
Yeah, the CD sounds closer to the source recording. The vinyl ADDS "NICE" COLOURATION which can charm the ears - FACT!!! If you don't believe me, fair do's. At least you have speakers with some bass welly Marco. So many domestic horrors have boom instead :(
Maybe you need to upgrade your DAC, Marco :lolsign:
No, it's far from being a "fact", Dave in all instances. If you continue insisting in spouting this kind of absolutist nonsense at every available opportunity, you and I are liable to fall out, bigtime...Quote:
Yeah, the CD sounds closer to the source recording. The vinyl ADDS "NICE" COLOURATION which can charm the ears - FACT!!!
Marco.
Dave
At the risk of sounding naive ' blinckered or plain stupid (i'm willing to take the risk) records don't add the colouration:)
Its the turntables that play them and some more than other's , some decks like the NAS range for example ! sound as neutral as one could want , the Techie is also neutral to me adding little bloom than i can tell.
on the other hand certain classic decks , make records sound yummy and warm ! though these days its been toned down and perhaps too much the other way , but that's my view anyway.
Lol, don't you start! ;)
Marco.
:D
:flasher:
Well i have the 1200 Achromat ' as of yesterday:)
I just had to try it , so far i've been fiddling with VTA on the 309 , going to try a lot of familiar album's ! especially the most recent stuff i've been playing of late , so here's a list .
The Cure ' Disintegration and The Head on the Door
Art Blakey/John Coltrane
Jimi Hendrix ' Valleys of Neptune
Patricia Barber ' Companion
King Crimson ' ITCOTKC
Beethoven ' 7th symphony karajan
Ravel ' Love for Three Oranges
Yes ' Relayer
Van Der Graff Genrerator ' Still Life
Oh and god knows why i still keep playing this but
Ben Sidran ' Bop City and To Hot to Touch:o