Arny Krueger wrote:

"D.M. Procida" wrote in
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Since the CD there has not been a single development that has improved
the sound, so none has been widely adopted by the classical listener.

I think that the convenience of the CD, rather than its sound quality,
has been the major factor in its success. I don't think people are that
bothered about sound quality on the whole.

That seems to be "revealed truth" in the hate-digital Luddite backwaters of
the audio world. It's an out-and-out falsehood.

Goodness me.

Can you tell me (without informing me that I'm a lying, hating Luddite)
why you think that it's not true that most people are not very bothered
about sound quality?

Daniele
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