There is an interesting thing here of course, that as people get more adept
at removing bits of information and yet making it sound better, could we be
seeing the digital equivelent of why some say vinyl is better. What I mean
is, if you can identify the distortion or missing info in vinyl that makes
it sound better than what is perfect, then this could be added to an mp3 to
make it sound more like vinyl!

Its all very subjective, after all. Some people claim they like the ound of
Real Audio streams, but then maybe they are just deaf!

Brian

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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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Caught the end of it where they were comparing MP3 CD and LP. Same piece
of music. Comment about vinyl was analogue must sound better than digital
as it contains all the information rather than just samples. Wonder what
their sound recordist thought about that. ;-)

Missed the beginning of the piece so don't know what they made the MP3
from. If they even said. They did say it was at the highest sampling rate.

They both sort of agreed the MP3 sounded best..

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