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Vinyl Update

June 10, 2008

Last week I blogged about the so-called return of vinyl. The AP has a story today (featured on CNN.com) reporting that some CE retailers, such as Best Buy and Fred Meyer, are testing out the LP format in some of their stores. 

From the story:  

“But it’s not just about the sound. Audiophiles say they also want the format’s overall experience — the sensory experience of putting the needle on the record, the feeling of side A and side B and the joy of lingering over the liner notes.” 

This may be true, but those are going to have to be some kick-ass liner notes to get users to choose them over an MP3 format.

Posted by Lisa Johnston on June 10, 2008 | Comments (2)

June 11, 2008
In response to: Vinyl Update
Ed commented:







I don't think anyone believes the LP will be the medium of choice
again. What I do believe is many people are hearing the reduced
audio quality of MP3s compared to a good analog or digital
recording, and are finally appreciating what they have been
missing.


June 11, 2008
In response to: Vinyl Update
Ed commented:

I don't think anyone believes the LP will be the medium of choice again. What I do believe is many people are hearing the reduced audio quality of MP3s compared to a good analog or digital recording, and are finally appreciating what they have been missing.

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