Hi,
> Am I right in assuming the common consensus that vinyl
> has better quality than cds?
> I am wondering how this can be when, before being pressed, the music
> on vinyl is *already* in digital form.
> If you take an audio tape and convert to cd, its not going to sound better
> than the original.
> So why does digital music converted to vinyl feel better than cds?
> cheer
> richard
You are right only when you speak about new, digitally recorded music. Old stuff
(especially before the 80s) will always sound better on vinyl (when it's carefully
handled). And it's not just a consensus, but pure facts: on vinyl you can hear (or
better said feel) the frequencies above 20 000 kHz, on digitally recorded music it's
cut off.
As dj I can only say that CD or mp3 will never change vinyl as vinyl is the best dj
tool, and djing is not only about the music but a show with turntables and vinyl.
Cheers,
Tibor aka keyser
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