Running for Dummest question EVER

That's what MFSL Records were all about. Most information in a given space, like the Track Record.

Can a record be considered hi-def with such a limited freq response, high background noise and poor channel separation??? That's like saying black and white tv's are great because they do such a great job on grey-scale. IMO
Now if you're talking high quality (studio grade)analogue tape that's a different matter.

Pardon me,,,I should have added that doesn't mean that records can't sound fantastic,,

Butsy,your last post is your firesuit eh?LOL
Beheme,CAM is missing you,bro!