"Keith G" wrote in message
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I believe I heard the 'issue' was 3,300 CDs and 900 LPs (or 'vinyl albums'
as he called them) - I *know* I heard him say there were some (maybe only
2/300) CDs left but that *all the vinyl* has gone...

:-)

Now, how long befo

Some Yank tells us it's obsolete and therefore doesn't exist...
His toady claims the sound quality is worse than CD without even having
heard it...
Some old jiffer starts clawing at dodgy 'statistics' to prove it was only
a glitch....
One or two nobody lurkers chime in with the 'specs' and a few snide
remarks...
Other vinyl enthusiasts here keep stumm....
A couple of well-meaning types tell me I may have my preferences, however
sad...
Some crossposted stranger starts telling me what I may or may not say...

Now, the wind-up...

Larf?

Do yew not hafta....!!??

:-))


Keith. A visit to any large audio fare where, CDs and vinyl is sold cheek by
jowl, will demonstrate to anyone where the interest lies. People are
usually
buzzing like bees around the vinyl sellers:-))

I for one am glad that the "great minds"on this and other groups have a low
opinion
of both vinyl and valve amps. It takes a little of the strain off the
demand, and helps
to keep the prices at a little more reasonable level.

I have just acquired a mint boxed set of Tchaikovsky: Complete Symphonies
VPO:Maazel. Brilliant:-)

Iain