Which is more accurate: digital or vinyl?


More accurate, mind you, not better sounding. We've all agreed on that one already, right?

How about more precise?

Any metrics or quantitative facts to support your case is appreciated.
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"digital will *never* (which is a very long time) be better than analog- to do so would violate the laws of physics"

I'm stumped on that one. Why is that?

Even if so, I'd have to believe the difference would become somewhere between insignificant and essentially nil to pretty much all at some point if it has not already.

I think it was Mr Spock who I recall once saying:

"A difference that makes no difference is no difference"

Hard to argue logic with those Vulcans.
I suppose one could make the argument that on the molecular level, analog tape provides no more than random samplings.
I suppose one could make the argument that on the molecular level, analog tape provides no more than random samplings.
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Then if you take that same tape with its particles and use if for a digital recording, maybe you'll get different digital defects?