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I can't handle digital after analog light my fire

I am sure many of you are crossing the same bridge, after having several CDP and DAC's from diferent sources and tricks to make digital alive, this days as much music as I have on Cds I rarely play them, sometimes I have to push myself to do it cause i miss some good jazz and vocals but after 30 minutes i come back to analog, listening anything literally,
i am wondering if anyone experience the same?
and what it will come next for me....

regards and thank you.
128x128mountainsong
thuchan
1,009 posts
 
Mountainsong,
I agree with you that Vinyl offers much more. If you are investing money and ideas in a digital chain you may also get very very good results.
Enjoy!
newbee
4,767 posts
 
FWIW if folks invested as much time and effort in setting up a good digital system as they must do to set up a good vinyl system I think they would be greatly surprised. Both formats can be excellent, but neither is plug and play. Who really cares which is 'better'. I don't. They are not the same and the software except for re-masters is not duplicative. If you can't get quality digital sounds it's not the format it is you.

Besides how can any real music lover ignore music post 1980. I can't!
gpgr4blu
1,086 posts
 
For me, recordings usually sounds better and more dimensional on vinyl, but on occasion well engineered/mastered cd, sacd or dvd-a can equal or better. Just as occasionally a well done cd can outperform the same album on sacd or dvd-a, even though, all things being equal, it should not.
thuchan
1,009 posts
 
well said Newbee!
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