holy ****...

[West]

I'm listening to a fresh Michael Jackson record. The high frequency responce on vinyl is soo much better than a CD... It's almost like listening to a whole new song, wish I had a better record player. The s/n ratio on this one (pl-514) is 65... gives a lot of background noise even when the needel isn't on vinyl...

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[Dirtrider4eva 10+ year member]

vinyl car players itt

 

[cdc351jeferson 10+ year member]

I'm listening to a fresh Michael Jackson record. The high frequency responce on vinyl is soo much better than a CD... It's almost like listening to a whole new song, wish I had a better record player. The s/n ratio on this one (pl-514) is 65... gives a lot of background noise even when the needel isn't on vinyl...

Yea my cuz is way into vinyl he has 2 cerwin vega cabinets with 2 15s and 4 bose 901s super loud and clean

 

[maylar 10+ year member]

I sold my Dual (United Audio) 1218 turntable with Pickering cartridge at a tag sale years ago and now I regret it. Don't even remember what happened to my LPs. I had every album that the Doors ever recorded.

The old days.

 

[Julian 10+ year member]

I'm listening to a fresh Michael Jackson record. The high frequency responce on vinyl is soo much better than a CD... It's almost like listening to a whole new song, wish I had a better record player. The s/n ratio on this one (pl-514) is 65... gives a lot of background noise even when the needel isn't on vinyl...

That's really dependant on how the CD was recorded and at what bitrate...

 

[mahc 10+ year member]

when it comes to vinyl; the sky is the limit for sq because there is no digital limitations. mj had the best engineers so the sound is ****** amazing. only downside is to handle the records very carefully.