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> plus it's lossless Only if you define the vinyl copy to be the primary one, in which case vinyl is lossless by definition. However, if you take a live perfor
by cbd1984 12y ago
> plus it's lossless
Only if you define the vinyl copy to be the primary one, in which case vinyl is lossless by definition. However, if you take a live performance to be primary, vinyl is lossy because it has a reduced dynamic range compared to both live performances and digital technologies.
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