CD Got Absolutely Crushed By Vinyl

I know exactly how digital works. Dynamic range and signal to noise ratio are specifications that are enhanced in the digital format. You place too much significance on specs. Trust your ears; they're not digital.

Yes, you’re confused. Digital is a near perfect facsimile of the original waveform. It is not chopping up the sound, as you say. The problem with digital is not (rpt not) the recording or mastering for CDs. The real problem is the *playback machine*. If that problem is removed, voila! Perfect sound! 🤗

Your ears are not analog or digital. But your brain is quantum mechanical.

You’re wrong ;ears are analog. Can you not hear the difference between a digitally generated voice and a recording of a human voice? And don't give me any of that recording or playback excuse; the difference is apparent in virtually any perception, 

bsmg,

I know exactly how digital works.

No, you very clearly do not, as you continue to repeat the oldest myth in the book.

For goodness sake, learn something about it instead of repeating misinformation.


Here's an easy explanation:

http://productionadvice.co.uk/no-stair-steps-in-digital-audio/
A bit more detailed:

https://www.audioholics.com/audio-technologies/exploring-digital-audio-myths-and-reality-part-1

But probably best and easiest, a video made for folks just like you to demonstrate why it's a myth:


Google this video:

D/A and A/D | Digital Show and Tell (Monty Montgomery @ xiph.org)