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Topic: Why Is Old Vinyl Better Than New Vinyl?
| 11th Jan 2014, 2:26 PM | ||
 | TopPopper Member since Mar 2013 2612 Points | Glad to see it's not just me wondering about that then. When the Beatles' albums were remastered a couple of years back, it made sense - source material analogue, transfered to digital masters for use with CD. But then to use the digital masters to press to vinyl again seemed bizarre. Surely the original analogues could be used directly to vinyl, thereby cutting out a whole extra generation of copying? I'm no expert, but it just seems odd to me. |
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