Doesn't Bluetooth digitally compress the audio it sends out, sort of defeating the purpose of using vinyl? I thought the point of returning to vinyl was to avoid digital compression and such in CDs and MP3s. Someone correct me if I am wrong, as I would be very interested if the Bluetooth would do nothing to reduce the quality.
+Ch4osWe4veR compression is more on the the way the person remasters music. obviously its going to sound different but not as different if you listen to the original release on vinyl to the remastered CD.
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Doesn't Bluetooth digitally compress the audio it sends out, sort of defeating the purpose of using vinyl? I thought the point of returning to vinyl was to avoid digital compression and such in CDs and MP3s. Someone correct me if I am wrong, as I would be very interested if the Bluetooth would do nothing to reduce the quality.
+Ch4osWe4veR compression is more on the the way the person remasters music. obviously its going to sound different but not as different if you listen to the original release on vinyl to the remastered CD.