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How is your many titles in your digital collection

This thread is spawned from what I believe to be misleading information being passed on us by the RIAA. So please post how many titles you have in your digital collection be sure to break it down by format. For example mine would be:

2000+ Redbook
250+ SACD
150 DVDv
0 DVDa

Please don't get into heated debate about this and please everyone who has a digital collection post your results as to create a wide and diverse audiophile "cross-section" and if you analog people want to include vinyl that number I guess we can let it slide :)
tireguy
kana813
956 posts
 
Tireguy- the very limited SACD ownership illustrated in this thread, proves that the declining SACD sales figures reported by RIAA are obviously correct. If audiophiles aren't buying them, how are you going to convert the MP3 crowd?

tireguy OP
1,964 posts
 
Kana813- How unaware are you? It seems painfully obvious that the declining sales are incorrect. It is clear, that we disagree- though I don't think it has anything to do with subject at hand.
jetstream
30 posts
 
300 redbook CD's
160 SACD
50 DVD-A
25 XRCD
100 DVD-V
kana813
956 posts
 
Tireguy- Unware? Can't you read? Most of the audiophiles who posted in your thread don't own very many if any SACDs.

In the Borders store here on Maui, I've seen less than a dozen SACDs in the jazz/blues sections that I check on a weekly basis.

If you think the RIAA figures are misleading, why don't you contact them.
jdaniel18ee
88 posts
 
Yes, but Kana, many audiophiles in this forum have spent upwards of 5K on a redbook player--they don't want to know that *any* format is better in the same way that one can't acknowledge another religion. I live in the US and I buy most of my SACDs over-seas because they come out months faster. Even if the figures are correct, the RIAA is not the last word.
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