Nah, [b]just kidding[/b]! :D
You really thought I was going to post something like that? Shame on you!
Now seriously, have you heard the difference of Bo Rhap in vinyl against the digital versions (remasters)? The bass is more prominent than all the instruments (for example)!!
What's your opinion on the original mixes?
matt z · Member since
Absolutely.
Freddie wrote it in 91'
It was incredible
mooghead · Member since
Sounds exactly the same on the 2x1w speakers on my laptop :/
brians wig · Member since
It all depends on how good your equipment is.
If you've got a decent player (good tone arm, cartridge etc), then the bass response will be superb, but if you've got a crappy one with a plastic arm, then it won't sound as good.
Some people say that vinyl allows for a more dynamic range, but that could be down to the loudness war we now suffer from.
The one sure thing about vinyl vs CD is that the stereo seperation on vinyl isn't as good as CD, as you have to keep the stylus from jumping out of the groove!
musicland munich · Member since
OK - Ok..I`ll stick my gun back :)
BETA215 · Member since
people on streets · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]brians wig wrote:[/b]
It all depends on how good your equipment is.
If you've got a decent player (good tone arm, cartridge etc), then the bass response will be superb, but if you've got a crappy one with a plastic arm, then it won't sound as good.
Some people say that vinyl allows for a more dynamic range, but that could be down to the loudness war we now suffer from.
The one sure thing about vinyl vs CD is that the stereo seperation on vinyl isn't as good as CD, as you have to keep the stylus from jumping out of the groove![/QUOTE]
Mostly VTA, amp + speakers. Good cart + arm help as well indeed.
