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Keith G wrote:
My guess is 'analogue' to Keith is purely vinyl.


Nope. Holds up for TV, radio, watches, photography, some meters &c. but
I can't ignore the 'cheap, quick and convenient' aspects of digital
photography and sound recording which are both good enough for my
purposes.


You couldn't be more wrong.

Of course some implementations of 'digital' may be way less than perfect
for commercial reasons - but that is a different ball game.

You seem to confuse pretty looking but flawed analogue devices with
performance - or more like your own personal preferences. And we all know
about those...

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