People are having vinyl parties as well you know.

I also know that many releases are not on vinyl, but the problem often is
the time. Let us not get into a situation where CDs etc, are all only 45
minutes long so it will fit on an lp.

They have their place, but at the current state of the art, if the recording
is done correctly, cds etc, are better than vinyl.

Ducks under table to avoid tomato.

Brian

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"Keith G" wrote in message
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Well OK, that's what my mate SN says on the basis that he bumped into a
friend buying vinyl in a charity shop at the same he (SN) was buying vinyl
in the same charity shop! :-)

Actually, he does say that more people are mentioning it in the shop
lately and buying needles - which they apparently do rather a lot of!
(There was summat else interesting/relevant he said that I would have
mentioned here, but it's gone now!)

Anyway, he brung me a bag of odds and sods: James Last, Latin Brass,
Stereo Samplers &c. - almost all virtually *unplayed* the other night when
he returned my spare Lenco deck, which I had replinthed in a kitchen
worktop sample:

http://www.moirac.adsl24.co.uk/LencoLast.jpg


Earlier this evening, I slung it down unchecked/unexamined, hooked it up
to me new (but *slated*, apparently) Denon SS amp's 'Phono In' and popped
a record on.....

Wah! Bliss! (Even with a poop Goldring G800 and the record dragging
against the curtain - see pic!)

I don't give a rat's what levels they achieve with modern 'music replay'
technology in the future - *nothing* will ever shift the humble LP from my
No. 1 slot! :-)