When and how did you, if at all, realize vinyl is better?

Of course I know my own story, so I'm more curious about yours. You can be as succinct as two bullets or write a tome.

jbhiller02-08-2017 2:55am

vindanpar Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 58 posts 02-09-2017 at 01:35am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete The best sound I ever heard was the Warner Cinerama on Broadway. In early '78 they had a revival of 70MM prints with 6 track stereo. I was too young in the 60s to go to roadshows in the city. The sound of stereo films like My Fair Lady, Paint Your Wagon and South Pacific on those original tracks was a revelation compared to the Dolby of the time . Going back to vinyl with a Lyra Atlas reminds me of the sound system(alas lost forever along with the decomposed tracks of those movies. The My Fair Lady audio is terrible) in that theater. Such warmth and presence.