Vote - CD or HD?

[JoelSim]

JohnDuncan:Nah, I'm gonna let this one run until we get the right answer.

You may be in for a long wait, Angus.

 

[The_Lhc]

There's only a 7% swing required to have HD come out on top, which given the ubiquity of CD and the newness of HD music isn't a bad result at all really.

 

[John Duncan]

 

[Anonymous]

Clare Newsome:Once - so take your vote-rigging plans elsewhere, please

What about the The European Song Contest then?

With my ego, I simply need more than one vote.

 

[JoelSim]

Fahnsen:
Clare Newsome:Once - so take your vote-rigging plans elsewhere, please

What about the The European Song Contest then?

With my ego, I simply need more than one vote.

Take your ego down to your local cable shop.

 

[Diamond Joe]

With 50,000ish members on this forum, I am genuinely surprised by how few votes you've had so far JD.

I'd just call it a day and accept that the winner is the CD (err, just). TTFN dear boy.

 

[The_Lhc]

And then give it another 20 years and see what the result is...

 

[chebby]

the_lhc:And then give it another 20 years and see what the result is...

Given the energy situation; probably all live and acoustic by then. (Except for clockwork turntables playing old 78s)

 

[Anonymous]

chebby:
the_lhc:And then give it another 20 years and see what the result is...

Given the energy situation; probably all live and acoustic by then. (Except for clockwork turntables playing old 78s)

I don't think audiophiles need an excuse for re-launching outdated technology...

There's already quite a few web sites for people who claims that 78 rpm shellac is superior to modern hi-fi ('more musical', 'greater dynamics').

Still it seems like compact cassettes is the latest trend in retro hi-fi, stealing the avant garde away from vinyl.