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I notice the difference even with my earbuds, but the reason I'm so picky is that I need everything to sound good in a live setting on turntables or it's useless to me. Even though I kinda don't give a ♥♥♥♥ about playing live anymore lol
It's the principle of the thing, dammit! D:<
I've got a whole listening room set up and a while ago I found some old MP3 Napster files I had stashed in a folder and holy hell 128k is just 🤢
I've been picking up albums in vinyl though lately because they're back on store shelves, now. Oh, my, they just sound so goooooood. 😃
Have you any experience with the laser turntables? Is it worth upgrading from a needle player?
Actually have some duplicates from wearing them out. But I got those CDs years ago when available.
I don't personally, no. But from what I understand, the key benefit is that it doesn't degrade the physical media since there's nothing contacting the surface. I don't think sound quality or stability really changes, and they're probably expensive to repair if that comes up.
If you want to be able to play your records a bunch of times without worrying they'll wear down, it might be worth it? That, and a laser won't scratch anything if it's bumped or improperly handled or something.
I think it's fairly unlikely you'll run into wear issues with a decent stylus type under normal use, though.
There is and has been a helluva lot of self-important (internal) snobbery around audio forever. I have wondered this for decades although it's fun to mess around with. I'm happy to use 256 or 320 .mp3's these days.
I mean for most stuff yeah it's probably fine. But classical music.
This stuff:
https://youtu.be/La2xQvw5KI4?si=24KaHf5Y2QppJysA
Man. I don't know what it is about classical music, but I can tell when just ONE of the EQ settings are off. You better believe I can tell when it's coming from an MP3 or a Vinyl. At loud volumes, in my listening room, it's like they're right there with the vinyl. The MP3 sounds like I'm playing it on AM or something.
I prefer baroque.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-xvW920gqk
It is a bit fun to play around with spacializer settings and make it sound like a cathedral contained entirely in your shower.
It's more like catching up on the B sides.
Like
Thompson Twins - In the name of love
Ah, Chamber Music. Maybe on special occasions, but it's not something I collect. I mean I have a few Bach CDs.
Probably a combination of classical's massively larger dynamic range than your average pop master, and the fact that mic'd acoustic strings don't translate so well to digital
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63bXfm5QexA
I've often wondered if the perfect recording/playback setup is two speakers, two tracks PER INSTRUMENT.
Just ... as a thought experiment. I realize how impracticable that would be.