Extraordinary recordings on vinyl

... all the while... The main factor considering all of the above is that one has the center of the spindle aligned with the center of the lp when all of the above is achieved.

Qdrone, can you say that you've achieved this in addition to the points laid out above? Thank you.

While looking at recent threads, I was inspired!

Bob Marley "Exodus" MFSL

Bests "Natty Dread" Speakers Corner by a mile!

Qdrone: While you list your components, you don't list any pictures or any tangible way for us to examine your set-up. I'm glad you've listed an Alan Parsons lp here. I'm curious as to how you justify that lp and your recommendation of that lp vs. the Ric Ocasek lp? On this particular thread, I'd think you should be able to, instantly, give us your interpretations of any substantial difference, (if any).

In fact the MFSL Bob Marley "Exodus" is going on my list!

I can bring out lp after lp that bests, in every way the RO lp without batting one eye! And, all the while, these/those lps don't meet my criteria for Extraordinary Lps On Vinyl!

IMO, it would have been best to admit that you were wrong or at least, misspoke.

Right now, I'm listening to Thin Lizzy "Jailbreak". Totally beats the RO in EVERY way!

AC/DC "74 Jailbreak" (from the 12 or so lp box set several years ago. Blows AWAY the RO lp!

Is someone else going to "man-up" and join in?

Qdrone: IMO, by your own standards, at least 50% of my collection will meet your criteria for Extraordinary Recordings On Vinyl.

Tell us all, after you've answered the questions above, how you still make your case?