| Analog and Digital |
| I worked with analog in its heyday and I tell you, I miss it. |
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0% |
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| I worked with analog in its heyday and after I started with digital, there was no going back. |
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18% |
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| Analog provides a more desirable sound, but you can't beat the flexibility of digital. |
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30% |
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| Analog provides a more desirable sound, but what digital can't emulate now, it'll emulate soon. |
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25% |
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| Well shucks--I just don't hear a difference, especially if I'm not told to listen for it. |
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2% |
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| Magnetic tape who? The sound of digital is fine. Give me digital over analog any day. |
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23% |
[ 10 ] |
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Heavens to Betsy
Location: USA
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Heavens to Betsy
Location: USA
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Posted - Fri Nov 08, 2002 8:33 am
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| But : digital is the future. |
No arguing with that! 
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VoodooRadio
Location: USA
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The same principle applies to..... why does someone spend 100's of thousands refurbishing a Tudor home, a classic car, restoring an antique musical instrument.... when they could go buy a "new" replica. Some things, just ain't the same. Analog does sound great (possibly better), and hopefully one day in the near future, digital will be capable of emulating every single nuance. Is that day today? I think not!  I'm talking about the sound here, not the ability to edit and manuver |
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