Apologies (it was early morning). I did mean the 16bit 44.1khz sample rate. But on this premise we got fed the bogus advertising claim "Perfect sound forever" and unfortunatly too many fell for it.I know that fades are not be heard that way, but what about the subconscious registering those sounds as in Super tweeters. Maybe thats why some people are just not convinced by Digital.And I am sure you can get used to it.
By the way-Vinyl is not dead. Sales are increasing year by year.
Ever thought how it would have panned out if CD was here first and then Vinyl reply was invented after that. I wonder sometimes how the arguement would go then. Maybe not change at all.But I am sure Vinyl would have been celebrated as the new all conquering medium. People like what they like. I just don't get the emotional involvement with Digi bits that I get with Analogue.

Peace

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Both have their advantages as well as disadvantages. Vinyl (analog) does have a certain smoothness or quality of essence. Analog is how real life works. But CD's are much more convenient to use. Being digital does make them last longer than vinyl. I got tied of the crackles & pops. Both have their place in my heart and both will be around for a while. I vote for.....



BOTH!!!!!