[Jenn]

On Aug 20, 3:49 pm, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
That can't be true because by 1983, most music that was listened to was did
not origionate as live music. By then, there was even a tremendous
proportion of music being sold that could only be constructed in the
recording studio.

Only? What brings you to that conclusion?

There has never been any reliable evidence that the CD format is necessarily
adverse to live recordings sounding lifelike.

I've never argued that there is. I've simply reported on what I
hear. Just to be clear yet again: I think that most CDs sound better
than most LPs. I listen to CDs more than I listen to LPs. I've never
said that LPs are more "accurate" or transparent than digital. What
I've said that is the best LPs sound better on certain aspects of
acoustic music than any CD I've heard.

Jenn