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In Reply to: RE: silly blanket statement ... posted by huubdas on May 8, 2015 at 06:16:35:
> > Recording is step one < <
Yes, but again, recording quality is NOT format specific!
Yeah, too many bad sounding CD exist (same w/LP), however you're rants are farrrrrr too dismissive of the many excellent and natural sounding CD's also in reach. And in doing just that; you've pigeon holed/condemned the entire CD format unfairly.
I can list many CDs that NATURALLY (no artificial reverb) morph the walls of my living room into a much larger venue. I've also got many same LP and CD versions, which literally sound identical to each other.
Yeah Yeah Yeah, certainly, my analog rig offers potentially superior resolution; but that still depends entirely on the quality of the pressing/recording. And please note, my Sony W66 professional recorder copies my so called "superior" LP's in near all there sonic glory, you'd be very hard pressed to tell any difference in a direct comparison ... so obviously redbook - recorded properly - isn't the evil empire you continually suggest.
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