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CDs suffer from different forms of degradation. I wouldn't trust a 50 year old CD if there was one as I do a vinyl record I picked. Using the same master a CD
by Bayart 9mo ago
CDs suffer from different forms of degradation. I wouldn't trust a 50 year old CD if there was one as I do a vinyl record I picked.
Using the same master a CD would always sound better than a vinyl record, but I and many people would always take vinyl over a CD because of the praxis. Set and setting is important, in the end. Vinyl is more demanding in every aspects, it imposes more care and respect for what you're listening to.
- Symbiote 9mo agoThe oldest CDs are from 1982 (43 years old) and are still working perfectly fine. I don't have any that old, but I have some from the late 1980s which my dad bought. All still fine, my parents listen to them in the car.