Oh come on Steve, that's redundant thinking. I'd still have my turntable if that was true. Drums sound great on my setup, as does most anything else.stevebrock said:As for the drums not sounding solid, try the same albums on vinyl and you will have be surprised
That's not redundant, but it is an overblown view that TTs sound so much better than digital or CDs. They all have their place in the wonderful world of hi-fi.the record spot said:Oh come on Steve, that's redundant thinking. I'd still have my turntable if that was true. Drums sound great on my setup, as does most anything else.stevebrock said:As for the drums not sounding solid, try the same albums on vinyl and you will have be surprised
I'm not so sure it is. Among the many examples that I've heard so far, I've only ever heard Ocean colour scene's Moseley Shoals on CD. I heard it for the first time on vinyl the other week - what a revelation. Hopefully it'll be my next vinyl purchase, despite being priced around the £50 mark.the record spot said:Oh come on Steve, that's redundant thinking.
David, what TT are you using?David@FrankHarvey said:I'm not so sure it is. Among the many examples that I've heard so far, I've only ever heard Ocean colour scene's Moseley Shoals on CD. I heard it for the first time on vinyl the other week - what a revelation. Hopefully it'll be my next vinyl purchase, despite being priced around the £50 mark.the record spot said:Oh come on Steve, that's redundant thinking.