@aberyclark ,
I grew up with vinyl, and I do respect its' sound quality, I embrace digital for five reasons:
One, never having to get up and cue a record
Two, never having to turn over a record
Three, hearing Pops an Ticks, as well as distortion from a cartridge not perfectly aligned.
Four, owning a poorly pressed, and warped record (Remember RCA's Dynagroove- For me it was Dynawarp).
Five, having an almost unlimited library at my fingertips.
Though I may not be getting the full experience, I am willing to sacrifice the lowered sound quality for the ease of digital streaming.
And, I forgot to add-not being able to walk across a room without inciting the needle to jump.-Isolation wasn't available, as it is today.
Bob
I grew up with vinyl, and I do respect its' sound quality, I embrace digital for five reasons:
One, never having to get up and cue a record
Two, never having to turn over a record
Three, hearing Pops an Ticks, as well as distortion from a cartridge not perfectly aligned.
Four, owning a poorly pressed, and warped record (Remember RCA's Dynagroove- For me it was Dynawarp).
Five, having an almost unlimited library at my fingertips.
Though I may not be getting the full experience, I am willing to sacrifice the lowered sound quality for the ease of digital streaming.
And, I forgot to add-not being able to walk across a room without inciting the needle to jump.-Isolation wasn't available, as it is today.
Bob