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To me, vinyl is for intentional listening. I am making a conscious choice, I am actively listening to it, and I’m interacting with the media and displaying larg
by garciasn 4y ago
To me, vinyl is for intentional listening. I am making a conscious choice, I am actively listening to it, and I’m interacting with the media and displaying large form artwork while it plays.
I also have access to Amazon’s music service in every room on whatever devices we have. I am working my way through RS’ to 500 albums with it.
I am currently building a Grateful Dead Time Machine (https://www.spertilo.net/ https://www.spertilo.net/) to have that added to the music playing repertoire.
I can listen to all of those as background music or even actively. But they’re different than vinyl for me and I don’t care about what others do or how they do it, but I ENJOY this in a way I never enjoyed music before while having the disposable income to do it.
To each their own and all of that but for folks to deride those who listen to vinyl with a dismissive wave of their hand because they disagree with it and generalize their feelings for those who enjoy it is a bit much.
- goosedragons 4y agoThis is something you can get from CD too minus the large form artwork. Although you could probably put CDs in a big sleeve too.
- derwiki 4y agoLove that you’re building a GD Time Machine!
- garciasn 4y agoI recently built a PiPDP11 kit and had all the stuff to solder so I figured why not?! For me, the soldering was done in 10-15 mins on the GDTM and the new challenge is making the faceplate for the enclosure. Something nerdy to learn and do. :-)