The experience of putting a physical record on your vinyl record player dropping the needle down and enjoying listening to the music is unparalleled.
Why is vinyl better than cd.
Besides that vinyl records have an underlying hiss generated by the needle moving over the surface.
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Does vinyl reproduce sound better or is it just.
Cds are not affected by surface noise because they use light beams to read the musical data which ignore any foreign substance on the disc.
Cds are not affected by surface noise because they use light beams to read the musical data which ignore any foreign substance on the disc.
Much of whether cd or vinyl sounds better will relate to your system the quality of your source and personal preference but there s reason there remains space and demand for both to exist in this era of ever improving streaming services and hi res downloads.
However that doesn t make them the best option.
In most cases vinyl is the best way to listen to music.
The data is read by a laser and then decoded to produce audio playback.
The standard cd format is a 2 channel 16 bit 44 1 khz setup.
Vinyl is an analog storage medium which means there is a physical record of the music imprinted on the vinyl disc read by a sensitive needle called a stylus.
They re clearly the most convenient way to listen to music.
There are built in problems with using vinyl as a data encoding mechanisms that have no cd equivalent.
Ooh that ll piss off vinyl nuts.
On a theoretical level there s just no reason it should be the case that vinyl sounds better.