Lies about vinyl vs digital

[MetalNuts]

Back in the 80's, my vinyl system was so sucked and with the debut of CDs and CDP,  with the same price, I had a better SQ.  Since then, I never looked back at the LP expecting it to improve whereas the digital gears and music are improving day by day. 

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LP is good for one thing, no DRM and no MQA.?

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2 hours ago, 4est said:

If your vinyl rig was worse than digital in the 80s, it must have been pretty bad.

Yes, it was and much expensive than CDP and as a compensation it gave you static sound free of charge.

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13 hours ago, firedog said:

In the early 80's, if you had a typical entry level vinyl rig for people who cared about audio (say Shure or Ortofon cartridge and Dual Turntable), you may have been very favorably impressed by the sound of CD: no surface noise, lots of dynamics (louder than vinyl!), no clicks and pops.

 

I can still remember my vinyl system consisted of Harman Kardon turntable (belt drive), Shure Mark IV MM cartridge, NAD 3020 integrated amp and AR bookshelf speakers.  It was better than my mom's all in one gear (turntable, radio, amp, speaker) but ...

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49 minutes ago, Audiophile Neuroscience said:

 

So then that only leaves.....your ears suck ?

(sorry couldn't resist)

 

There are humble persons like me and there are arrogant persons around me.

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15 minutes ago, Audiophile Neuroscience said:

 

Humility exudes from your Avatar !?

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