"I was happy with digital too, when all I listened to was digital."
Well, I was unhappy with analog when all I listened to was analog (because that's all there was). I don't mean I was unhappy with the recording quality, per se. But I don't miss dealing with dust, needles, tone arms, or belts. Not to mention scratched records, warped records, or trying to find what I wanted to play in a big crate of LPs, only to discover that some idiot (ahem) had put the record in the wrong jacket. I'm done with all that. The one thing I missed, for a while, was the album art. But now, services like Roon have caught up (to some extent) in presenting lyrics, artwork, and notes.
Well, I was unhappy with analog when all I listened to was analog (because that's all there was). I don't mean I was unhappy with the recording quality, per se. But I don't miss dealing with dust, needles, tone arms, or belts. Not to mention scratched records, warped records, or trying to find what I wanted to play in a big crate of LPs, only to discover that some idiot (ahem) had put the record in the wrong jacket. I'm done with all that. The one thing I missed, for a while, was the album art. But now, services like Roon have caught up (to some extent) in presenting lyrics, artwork, and notes.