Czarivey wrote,
"Technology grows and there are far better formats than red book CD as well and post Y2K CDs in vast cases sound substantially better, but taken that and consumed, still I can spin records whole day while even after 2...3 perfectly mastered and recorded CDs I have to dial 'Analogue' function on my recently purchased DAC-preamp(hoped to boost my poor digital collection, but it's huh still poor)."
The funny thing is that analog CDs, I.e. AAD, sound much more organic, open and correct than later ADD and DDD CDs. For all it's obvious potential for much higher dynamic range and signal to noise ratio than vinyl digital audio just doesn't sound like it's achieving it's potential.
"Technology grows and there are far better formats than red book CD as well and post Y2K CDs in vast cases sound substantially better, but taken that and consumed, still I can spin records whole day while even after 2...3 perfectly mastered and recorded CDs I have to dial 'Analogue' function on my recently purchased DAC-preamp(hoped to boost my poor digital collection, but it's huh still poor)."
The funny thing is that analog CDs, I.e. AAD, sound much more organic, open and correct than later ADD and DDD CDs. For all it's obvious potential for much higher dynamic range and signal to noise ratio than vinyl digital audio just doesn't sound like it's achieving it's potential.