https://www.whathifi.com/news/theres-a-new-music-format-that-aims-to-deliver-the-pinnacle-of-sound
Despite just being a PVC acetate it's apparently the "first breakthrough in analog sound reproduction in more than 70 years" and will completely change the way you experience music. On an unrelated note, here's an article about how proficient ghost hunters are at analyzing patterns that aren't there and how they're pretty much full of shit. Bear in mind that absolutely none of this applies to audiophiles, who are indubitably the best and brightest the worlds of music and engineering have to offer.
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yeah bro let me listen to this shitty vinyl press of a digitally mastered album omg it sounds so good
i hate audiophools so much its unreal
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oh so you're an audiophobe
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Heh, nice Airpods. Oh these?? These are just my Campfire Audio earbuds, ya they were like $2000 but totally worth it. What do you mean my songs are only 192kbps?
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Wow! A good JoeBiden post for once!
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I fricking hate analogcels. If your digital recording has samples more than twice the frequency that your ears can hear (which includes CDs), then there is no mathematical difference between it and the original analog. Literally zero.
Except the digital one can be copied infinitely, never develops any imperfections, and can be stored on like $0.01 of disk space (actually much less tbh).
I suppose I can't get too angry at a grifter, though. Some dumbass is gonna buy these things and claim it "sounds so warm!"
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nyquistcels cant sneed
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Sounds like bullshit for people who spend $50k on carbon fiber hydraulically dampened component racks and little bags of gems to place on your speakers to prevent the perfect tones from running away.
That “pure” “analog” “warmth” of vintage recordings everybody chases with tube amps and vinyl records has nothing to do with tube amps and vinyl records. All great music until the 90s digital loudness wars was recorded and mastered on large-format tape. So why not just listen to it on large-format tape as the artists originally did in studio?
The warmth you’re looking for is called tape saturation and it’s available in 1/4in and 1/2in open-reels.
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Oh, it's an ad.
Thanks, mimwee.
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How did you know that I'm secretly T Bone Burnett??
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Snapshots:
archive.org
archive.ph (click to archive)
ghostarchive.org (click to archive)
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