Audio CD's vs Vinyl Debate! My thoughts.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2021
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Regardless of CD or vinyl, the biggest difference I hear is the quality of the recording itself. When that one recording is transferred to CD or vinyl, then that sound quality difference is fairly small.
Hi Clint, good assessment. Sometimes when I listen to vinyl I end up concentrating on the clicks and pops, and less on the music. It can be very distracting. However like you I like both formats. I have the TT15 and love it. For CD I have an Audiolab transport and the Audiolab 6000 with KEF LS 50’s.
Some of these arguments discussed here are pretty much baseless. Many CDs no longer come in jewel cases. I prefer jewel to digi-pack or the dreaded uni-pack. However you have more options as the album doesn't have to be flipped. And if you are listening to music, why are you sitting? Downloads are often not made available now and subject to streaming and hence contract renewal. Sam Cooke's ABKO catalog, the Cameo-Parkway hits, among many others sat out of print for decades waiting for reissue contracts to be signed. There isn't the upstart fee in doing a reissue but titles can disappear from streaming and there is talk that the majors may keep streaming for themselves. So you'd have to have memberships in multiple streaming companies.
I'm also in the "I like both" camp, but I will say that CDs are WAY more consistent and reliable in their sound quality than records are. They're a much more 'known quantity', where-as with vinyl you can get unlucky sometimes with a defective pressing. There's also just a lot of total junk vinyl being released that isn't worth anybody's money, unfortunately.
Regarding jewel cases getting banged up in the mail, while that can sometimes happen, the jewel case is totally replaceable and probably did it's job of protecting the disc and inserts. If your record gets banged up the mail, it's permanently damaged, though this often comes down to the packaging used in shipping. I quite like digipak CDs, though.
Some CD s sound absolutely awful
Just subscribed. Really enjoyed your video, lots of common sense, honesty and I would say knowledge.
Thanks! Welcome.
CDs and vinyl are both great formats for listening to music. Vinyl often offers a fuller, warmer sound than CDs, while CDs can be cheaper and more portable. Ultimately, it all comes down to personal preference - you should choose the format that sounds best to your ears and suits your listening style and budget.
I prefer vinyl for analog recordings made before digital technology. The artists and engineers crafted music to be recorded on tape and consumed on vinyl. They worked within the limitations of the day to produce their art. I prefer to listen to the music the way it was intended at the time it was created.
I agree with the jewel cases breaking easily. I bought 10 replacement cases on eBay and two of them were broken out of the box
CDs are better... Not even close
No vinyl is better
@@cimarronhopper2261 hell no. Cd has better quality always and forever
@@MarioGonzalez-nm2ql nope coming from someone who almost lost his hearing as a kid I don't take my hearing for granted vinyl rules the roost
@MarioGonzalez-nm2ql the artwork the smell the richness yes it has human imperfections but it's like the artist is in the room singing to you even if theylve been dead for 50 years
I prefer CD but often will buy both if adding to my collection. I like the vinyl art and have it displayed when playing my favourite albums on CD😂. I also buy a lot of autographed vinyl albums. However, having been a CD collector since my teens, your comment regarding the jewel case has me a bit perplexed. Of the hundreds, if not thousands, of CD albums I have purchased, I can honestly say I have never once had a jewel case break. You would have to be unbelievably reckless and rough to break one. Jewel case CDs are certainly a lot better than these awful cardboard sleeves and digipacks. In fact, I buy most of my CDs these days from Japan to avoid the rubbish being offered to us.
I like to play my digital files using my turntable through Serato. Best of both worlds.
Partner she loves the gatefold
Your thoughts on Apple Homepods and Apple Music lossless streaming
Used to have a vinyl setup, but went to CDs and digital files for convenience. At first the sound quality gap was noticeable, but I have sunk a lot of money into my digital chain and have gotten incremental improvements. Now my system sounds great to me, but differently great than vinyl if you know what I mean. Streaming content has been a revelation in terms of discovering new music. Some say CDs sound better than streaming, but I reached a point where I could not tell the difference in my setup, so I ditched my CDs. Although digital playback using high rez files from a NAS or the internal drive of my server is still better than streaming, the gap is narrowing, so eventually there won't be any reason to do anything else but stream. Just my 2 cents. Btw, I see you are a McIntosh fan, can't say I ever really cared for the sound or looks, which makes me a bit of an outlier, so now I'm thinking, lol, perhaps my opinions don't count for much!
vynil is for fools!
I have both. When done right, I still prefer the vinyl experience even though it is a constant and frustrating mouse and cat game of getting a good pressing and then cleaning it to death. I heartily agree with you on the consistency of digital. One thing I have discovered this year is the importance of protecting your digital signal especially if you are transporting through USB. Adding a USB reclocker to my sytem was an absolute revelation; prior to the reclocker, vinyl almost always sounded better than CD in my system (with the reclocker, sound quality is matched assuming a good pressing). When you have your digital dialed in, there is little reason to buy vinyl records that were mastered from a digital file, at best, record will sound as good as a CD but most times it will sound slightly worse.
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Partner likes both cd +vinyl
Nobody actually thinks vinyl is better than cd, right?
Oh there's a lot of people who do, I assure you.
@@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy
So if the source they are getting it from on the vinyl that’s being printed now is a digital source. Then It’s not really analog right?
I sure do 😆
CD sounds way ''better'' is closer to original master tape , vinyl produces distorted sound and all that subjective crap about your feeling is just irrelevant to the sound
Vinyl sounds twice as better than CDs because the cd is only louder but doesn’t give you the experience of the music.
Vinyl sounds 1000 times better than cd even SACD s👮🏿♀️
Vinyl sounds twice as better than CDs because the cd is only louder but doesn’t give you the experience of the music.
CDs also have more dynamic range and frequency range.
Expensive turntable Air Force 3 premium more detail than Dcs rossini Apex. Talking about $50000 each. CD can sound good. Easier to use.