> technically possible to get better sound quality than digital This is simply not true, provided you're not comparing new vinyl on a great turntable to a 64Kb

> technically possible to get better sound quality than digital This is simply not true, provided you're not comparing new vinyl on a great turntable to a 64Kbps MP3 from 2001. You may prefer the sound of vinyl - and that's totally OK - but by any objective standard, "quality digital" reproduction is far more accurate than "quality vinyl" can possibly be - regardless of the vinyl playback technology you want to throw at the argument. Couple this with the fact that most people listen to vinyl on shit turntables they bought at a clothing store and have no clue how words like "elliptical," "tracking force," or "anti-skating" figure into their listening experience....