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Vinyl isn’t higher quality than digital, but it certainly sounds different.

• steve1977 4y ago
  It sounds different than a pristine digital version of the same track, although often vinyl tracks are mastered differently due to the limitations of the medium. If you were to digitally record the output of a record player and play it back, there would be no discernible difference.
  • School-Cotton 4y ago
    > If you were to digitally record the output of a record player and play it back, there would be no discernible difference. That’s probably true, but nobody does that.
    • steve1977 4y ago
      Many people digitize their records, why not? I also have some which are not available digitally otherwise (or only in remixed or remastered versions)
• 1letterunixname 4y ago
  Sounds different how? Audio is audio. I think you're falling victim to the placebo effect.
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  • Mike_12345 4y ago
    Audio is audio? 4 bit mono sounds the same as 16 bit stereo? Vinyl sounds blatantly different due to analog distortion in the vinyl mastering and playback mechanisms. The distortion, frequency response, dynamic range, are all significantly different. You must be practically deaf to not hear the difference between vinyl and CD quality.