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h1 Does Vinyl Really Sound Better?
p So the question remains: Is the love really about the sound, or is it more about nostalgia? We know that they are definitely different in the way they are produced as compared to other media, but do records actually sound better or warmer?
p One thing that most experts agree on is that, all things being equal in terms of the sound systems and disc qualities, the everyday user would have a very hard time telling the difference between analog and digital sound. However, it’s the <i>intangibles</i> of playing a record, such as the way the dust affects the sound or the way we can hear the needle at times, that make the experience of listening to vinyl unique.
p "Some people interpret the lack of top end [on vinyl] and interpret an analog type of distortion as warmth," says Jim Anderson, a Grammy-winning recording engineer and professor at New York University's Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. "It's a misinterpretation of it. But if they like it, they like it. That's fine."
h3 Zeros & Ones v Grooves
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p Initially, it was the vinyl faithful in one corner and those converted to the compact disc in the other. Eventually, the vinyl gang lost that argument in real time as everybody and their neighbor dumped wax like jars of Ebola and switched over to the CD. The vinyl faithful held their ground aesthetically raising one point after another regarding the “warm” sound of vinyl vs. the more “sterile” sound often dripped out by CDs.
p As has been well documented, these past few years have seen a huge upswing in all things vinyl. Sales are up — and with them so are prices and noses. Snobbery has replaced sympathy for many toting their trusty vinyl backpack. Of course, there are arguments to be made pro and con for both formats. The bottom line, however, should always be about the sound — zeros and ones vs. grooves as it were.
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