Another sign SACD is dying

Jayctoy-I've already stated elsewhere I will not enter into anymore SACD debates on here.

I still have a $800 Sony SACD/DVD player and have owned somewhere in the region of 30 SACD's.

I don't know how serious that is in relative terms.
However my time spent on Audiogon over time really just confirms I don't actually view music the same as many on here.
Hence my limited inputs these days.

Jayctoy must you drag this skeleton thread out of the closet.

Ben we or I anyway still enjoy your input. It would be boring if everyone had the same opinion. Flaming arrows don't hurt as bad on a forum as they do in person. Just good old debating ;)

Rob I dont have any intention of hurting Bens feelings
or you, I am really, really wondering, if Ben tried it,
because SACD to me is the best thing that have happened
in audio,think about this? Me myself I enjoy SACD,
because I tried hard enough, to make things work, find
the right player to prove it,If I will read this thread
now, not having tried the format, then I will lost the
chance of having good music, because I will not try it.
I dont think SACD is dead, its still alive and breathing,
lets say it will, It really does not matter, I already have
500 SACDs.I just thought we have to be careful in assuming
SACD is dead, I go to MUSIC DIRECT and I see shelves
after shelves od SACDs, you go to best Buy you dont find
that many, because that is not the right place to
get them, they do carry small amount,if you live in
Chicago go to Music Direct and you will never feel SACD
is dead,Sorry if I offended you Rob,back to SACD peace.

Ben thank you for answering my question, apology as well
if I offended you,enjoy the music.Thanks

Bon

I used to be strictly into analog...but the cary 306 sacd player has changed all that.I hope SACD stays around for long long time.Plan to buy as many titles as i can....