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"Codifus" wrote in message
... It's very easy to make a CD copy of vinyl, so why not start there? Take a record. Play it on your system while recording it to your computer. Burn a CD. Lisen to both. Which do you prefer and why? Consider the possible results: (a) Can't tell the difference: This is actually the result I expect, and it means that CD quality is good enough for your ears; CD recording delivers what went into it with no perceptible loss of quality; now whether you *like* what went into it is a separate question. (b) Prefer the vinyl: This means CD recording, under these circumstances and as measured by your ears, is imperfect, i.e., involves perceptible loss. (c) Prefer the CD: This also means CD recording is imperfect but the imperfections are something you like, perhaps because they compensate for other imperfections already present. |
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