Most of us don't have access to the studio master tapes, or anything to play
them on, so it's vinyl or digital for the nasty masses. I used to have an
ancient preamp that had 3 or 4 different phono EQ settings. At least we all
agree on one phonograph EQ curve now.
Dave
> Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2011 10:43:12 -0800
> From: billyzoom at billyzoom.com
> To: bmwwxman at gmail.com
> CC: spridgets at autox.team.net
> Subject: Re: [Spridgets] Need a new TV - No LBC - No Dishwashers
>
> Are we talking analog, or specifically vinyl? Analog beats digital, but
> vinyl is the worst analog medium after wire. You have to completely alter
> the signal to get it on vinyl, and then your phonograph has to decode it as
> correctly as is practical to get it to sound even remotely like the
original
> source. At the very best, it's a pretty flawed system.
> BZ
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