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    new audiophile media standard..

    Glass cd's. At >$800.00 per copy they're a little pricey but what the heck.

    http://www.therawfeed.com/2006/10/ne...ecord-for.html

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    That's not nearly as cool as my collection of CD's that I have pressed in depleted uranium. The only problem is that while they do sound good, they have on minor setback...radiation.

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    "which is supposed to provide superior quality sound"

    Unless it is a higher resolution format, there is nothing that would make it sound better.

    Also glass is a viscous liquid, it will be out of shape in 100 years.

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    Imagine how good those glass CD's will sound once you smear Pixie Snot all over them...

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    wow, are you guys still using PIXIE SNOT?? were have you guys been, its blended Ogre brains that are all the rage right now!!!
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    Um...is this a joke? Glass masters are the standard in the professional world...
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    No, no

    Quote Originally Posted by PeruvianSkies
    That's not nearly as cool as my collection of CD's that I have pressed in depleted uranium. The only problem is that while they do sound good, they have on minor setback...radiation.
    Radiation is only a problem if you blast them at supersonic velocity against the walls of your listening room.

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    As often as I drop cd's I will stick with the plastic version.
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    For $800.00 I could buy 50-plus SACDs and not be left with the desire to kick my own a$$...
    So, I broke into the palace
    With a sponge and a rusty spanner
    She said : "Eh, I know you, and you cannot sing"
    I said : "That's nothing - you should hear me play piano"

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    wait, did you say $800 bucks?!?! HOLY JEEZE thats more money than my entire stereo!!!

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