The Rapid Rise (& Fall) of the CD


A few days ago, one of my favorite YouTube channels did a video on the CD. This channel (Asianometry) always does an incredible job telling the story of different technologies, technical industries and/or products.

I think most of you will find the 25 minute video to be very interesting.

Asianometry - The rapid start (& end) of the CD

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Showing 1 response by oddiofyl

I'm 57,  I was afraid they would stop making quality players.  I have a lot of CDs, 3 or 4 hundred at least.  Most I like all the way through... 

Two weeks ago I bought a new transport and my CDs have never sounded so good.   I have purchased about 6 CDs since for $3 to $6 , all favorites that I want to own.   

I love my Aurender but it's not quite as good as my transport with 44.1k material.  I think a lot of what is available on streaming is just a sample rate converted version of the original.  It varies so widely between platforms and tracks ...   CD playback is a constant. It's always direct from the disc or buffered like the PS Audio units .   

I'm going to keep grabbing my favorite discs while they are plentiful and cheap.