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Old 01-19-11 | 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by bigbossman
It's analog. It is not sampled, compressed, approximated, or digitally manipulated. It is a more faithful reproduction of the material. Vintage music was originally recorded in an analog fashion, and loses something in the conversion to digital.

Find a high-end stereo shop, and you'll find newly manufactured "archaic" equipment. Plunk yourself down in their listening room, and have them play your favorite music through some McIntosh mono-blocks and a pair of, say, Martin-Logan speakers.

If you're not impressed with the richness of the sound-stage, stick with what you've got.
you're correct except for compression - there can be LOADS of compression in analog recordings.
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