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MrBitsy wrote:
Most welcome discussions about how to get the best out of
vinyl. It's the cretins who insist at every opportunity that it's
superior to CD that will be best served by a vinyl only group.
Although judging by their posts, they'll soon run out of things to say.

Any difference to the cretins on here who bash vinyl lovers?

I presume you mean try to show them where they're wrong when they insist
vinyl is more 'realistic' 'natural' 'ambient' 'lifelike' etc etc than CD?

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Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

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Stevie Boy wrote:
Has it turned that anti vinyl in here lately?

Absolutely not. Most welcome discussions about how to get the best
out of vinyl. It's the cretins who insist at every opportunity that
it's superior to CD that will be best served by a vinyl only group.
Although judging by their posts, they'll soon run out of things to
say.

Any difference to the cretins on here who bash vinyl lovers?

Vinyl lovers around here always seem to be digital bashers.

There's now a separate newsgroup for vinyl lovers. Don't you hear it
calling you?

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In article ,
MrBitsy wrote:
Most welcome discussions about how to get the best out of
vinyl. It's the cretins who insist at every opportunity that it's
superior to CD that will be best served by a vinyl only group.
Although judging by their posts, they'll soon run out of things to
say.

Any difference to the cretins on here who bash vinyl lovers?

I presume you mean try to show them where they're wrong when they insist
vinyl is more 'realistic' 'natural' 'ambient' 'lifelike' etc etc than CD?

Try to show them where they are wrong?

You have never been in my room with my choice of furniture, wallcoverings,
cables or components. You have never been in posession of my ears or brain
either.

How would you know what vinyl sounds like to me - how would you know I was
'wrong'.

MrBitsy.

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In article ,
Stevie Boy wrote:
Has it turned that anti vinyl in here lately?

Absolutely not. Most welcome discussions about how to get the best
out of vinyl. It's the cretins who insist at every opportunity that
it's superior to CD that will be best served by a vinyl only group.
Although judging by their posts, they'll soon run out of things to
say.

Any difference to the cretins on here who bash vinyl lovers?

Vinyl lovers around here always seem to be digital bashers.

There's now a separate newsgroup for vinyl lovers. Don't you hear it
calling you?

I sure do.

You ain't left yet.

However, its sound is being stomped on by a strange noise that goes
something like - 'who are we going to bash now?'

No the sound you hear is more like "Once those who habitually bash modern
technology leave, we might be able to get back to talking about audio in the
21st century".

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In article ,
MrBitsy wrote:
Most welcome discussions about how to get the best out of
vinyl. It's the cretins who insist at every opportunity that it's
superior to CD that will be best served by a vinyl only group.
Although judging by their posts, they'll soon run out of things to
say.

Any difference to the cretins on here who bash vinyl lovers?

I presume you mean try to show them where they're wrong when they
insist vinyl is more 'realistic' 'natural' 'ambient' 'lifelike' etc
etc than CD?

Try to show them where they are wrong?

You have never been in my room with my choice of furniture,
wallcoverings, cables or components. You have never been in posession
of my ears or brain either.

How would you know what vinyl sounds like to me - how would you know
I was 'wrong'.

It's true. You could be stone deaf and incapable of hearing all the noise
and distortion.

Yeh I could be - but I enjoy the sound and don't need anybody to tell me
what sounds good or not.

You really amaze me because I have said many, many times that my CD system
gets more play than my vinyl AND that I like my CD's very much.

MrBitsy.

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In article ,
MrBitsy wrote:

Most welcome discussions about how to get the best out of
vinyl. It's the cretins who insist at every opportunity that it's
superior to CD that will be best served by a vinyl only group.
Although judging by their posts, they'll soon run out of things
to say.

Any difference to the cretins on here who bash vinyl lovers?

I presume you mean try to show them where they're wrong when they
insist vinyl is more 'realistic' 'natural' 'ambient' 'lifelike' etc
etc than CD?

Try to show them where they are wrong?

You have never been in my room with my choice of furniture,
wallcoverings, cables or components. You have never been in
posession of my ears or brain either.

How would you know what vinyl sounds like to me - how would you know
I was 'wrong'.

It's true. You could be stone deaf and incapable of hearing all the
noise and distortion.

Yeh I could be - but I enjoy the sound and don't need anybody to tell
me what sounds good or not.

OK, so why do you try to tell the rest of us what sounds good or not?

You really amaze me because I have said many, many times that my CD
system gets more play than my vinyl AND that I like my CD's very much.

Anybody who reads this post will see Bitsy-Brain that you kept changing the
topic until you ended up with this trivial pap.

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You really amaze me because I have said many, many times that my CD
system gets more play than my vinyl AND that I like my CD's very
much.

Anybody who reads this post will see Bitsy-Brain that you kept
changing the topic until you ended up with this trivial pap.

Its trivial that I like CD and vinyl?

In the original context of this thread, yes. Itsy-Bitsy, I know that your
memory probably doesn't go back to July the 18th, so you should visit
google to review the relevant posts.

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You really amaze me because I have said many, many times that my CD
system gets more play than my vinyl AND that I like my CD's very
much.

Anybody who reads this post will see Bitsy-Brain that you kept
changing the topic until you ended up with this trivial pap.

Its trivial that I like CD and vinyl?

In the original context of this thread, yes. Itsy-Bitsy, I know that your
memory probably doesn't go back to July the 18th, so you should visit
google to review the relevant posts.


You are making no sense whatsoever.

MrBitsy.

In article ,
MrBitsy wrote:
I presume you mean try to show them where they're wrong when they
insist vinyl is more 'realistic' 'natural' 'ambient' 'lifelike' etc
etc than CD?

Try to show them where they are wrong?

You have never been in my room with my choice of furniture,
wallcoverings, cables or components.

The distortions to the signal caused by vinyl will show up regardless of
the above.

You have never been in posession of my ears or brain either.

And god's in his heaven.

How would you know what vinyl sounds like to me - how would you know I
was 'wrong'.

Because for the umpteenth time vinyl *adds* to the original signal -
things like distortion, noise etc as well as limiting the dynamic range
and bandwidth.

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Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

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In article ,
MrBitsy wrote:
I presume you mean try to show them where they're wrong when they
insist vinyl is more 'realistic' 'natural' 'ambient' 'lifelike' etc
etc than CD?

Try to show them where they are wrong?

You have never been in my room with my choice of furniture,
wallcoverings, cables or components.

The distortions to the signal caused by vinyl will show up regardless of
the above.

Yeh - so?

You have never been in posession of my ears or brain either.

And god's in his heaven.

How would you know what vinyl sounds like to me - how would you know I
was 'wrong'.

Because for the umpteenth time vinyl *adds* to the original signal -
things like distortion, noise etc as well as limiting the dynamic range
and bandwidth.


Your bloody stubborn aren't you.

I like vinyl for what the sound vinyl can give me, regardless of its
technical shortcomings. I like CD because of what it does well, regardless
that it can't supply that certain sound I can get from vinyl. Depending on
the mood I'm in, and the sound I want, I can listen to either.

Now, maybe there is a digi system out there that can give me everything? Is
that digi system available for the price I can afford? My absolute limit for
buying a single item of HiFi is £1000. Anything higher than that is over the
top as far as I am concerened (paying due regard to my families needs).

Until I find a digi system that suppplies it all, I will listen to both AND
I will comment on both. Why do you have to be so negative about vinyl and
why can't you be constructive - like suggest some digi gear that may be in
my price range and may be what I'm looking for?

MrBitsy.