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Re: Do you think something got lost the moment all studios went digital? [message #99725 is a reply to message #99719] Sat, 22 August 2026 11:06 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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I certainly don't know the recording process enough to make a valid comparison. With the resurgence of tube gear. I'd imagine that some recording studios use that topology in the recording chain. Whether that translates into a better experience I don't have a clue. My issue with some recordings of reissued vinyl is that some have too much of the loudness wars with I guess compression in the recording chain or the music not being vibrant enough as I've compared with the CD original release.

One aspect I like of reissued vinyl with a digital source. Is that some of the obscure and ridiculously expensive original vinyl recordings are released at a reasonable price. And most of what I have in that vein sound very nice.

 
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