Said good bye to my CD player, hello to a LPS

I always wanted one, had the Basik as my first turntable and loved it. infact had it until I got the ClearAudio and that was only 3 years ago.

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Thereā€™s always room for vinyl IMO, however irrational. And although it doesnā€™t really ā€˜make senseā€™ in this day-and-age, it still moves me :grinning:

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Yep I have a lot of LPā€™s that still sound better then their digital counterpart. Digital remastered is often a very dirty expression I find.

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Iā€™ve found that the LPs sound better because they havenā€™t been remixed and made louder for the kiddies who like to deafen themselves with earbuds. Iā€™ve got some CDs/rips that are utterly dire because some idiot in a suit told a remastering engineer to make it sound ā€œdigitalā€.:roll_eyes:
The original ā€œsound for LPā€ balance, on the LP, is always best and this is the beast I play them on.

You are right:+1:. For me it`s also a pleasure to play some vinyl from time to time - especially audiophile vinyl from Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab.

Oh I forgot the beast:transrotor-dark-star-silver-shadow-plattenspieler-23837

Eight track anyone?