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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

It's just a matter of presenting a balanced picture. If the noisy minority
would let the LP be in its proper place, then there would be less criticism
of its well-known and rather gross failings.

Vinyl : Rising distortion with increasing level can enhance the
perception of dynamic range. Complexity of spatial information may be
increased. Out of phase rumble. Just a few examples of mechanical
aspects of vinyl which are *euphonic*, or "pleasing to the ear". The
proper place for vinyl is where people who enjoy the sound of it, have
easy access to it.

What would be interesting is a stat that shows numbers of
LPs sold for listening, rather than for scratching.

Since there is no longer any need to scratch LPs in order to create the
audible effect

Go to some clubs. Many of the more popular DJs still use vinyl.

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