[BC] CD vs LP

[Larry Bloomfield]

In this same light, those who know me know that once upon a time I 
played theater pipe organ. Along with working in television for the US 
Navy, I also had an organ repair business on the side down in San Diego. 
Some organists wanted me to replace the tube type amplifiers in the 
Leslie speakers with solid state. Although the specs on the solid state 
were better than those with the older tube type amps, there was a warmth 
to the sound of the tube amps that was missing with the solid state 
amps. The solid state amps just sounded colder and more harsh. May be it 
was me, but I know other organists who agreed with me.

 
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Larry Lamoray wrote:
> If you ever heard any of Sheffield Records Direct To Disk LP's from 
> the late 70's you would be blown away. These were recorded direct to 
> vinyl - no tape. They degrade slightly as played repeatedly, but are 
> still fantastic.
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> I have two - One is still unopened, waiting for a very special occasion.
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> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Young" <youngbob53 at msn.com>
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> I don't really consider myself an audiophile but do have good stuff,
> old but good, Thorens, Marantz and double large Advents, and I can
> definitely hear a difference between CD's and LP's. Most LP's sound
> inviting clear, very real and warm to me while most CD's sound
> clinical, slightly harsh and cold. I can also listen to LP's all day
> but not cD's they are fatiguing to the ears,
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