HampshireSeagulls
Moulding Generation Z
Plagiarist! Plagiarist!
And who is "Sid Islam"? Next door neighbour to "Bobby Muslim"?
And who is "Sid Islam"? Next door neighbour to "Bobby Muslim"?
What if he wants to listen to CDs in hospital? Would a DVD player suffice then?disgruntled h blocker said:I say this because DVD players (especially connected digitally to amp) can sound far too clinical
disgruntled h blocker said:Getting back to CD players, i'd say the choice of unit is dependant on what you listen to, and then connect it accordingly. I say this because DVD players (especially connected digitally to amp) can sound far too clinical, whereas a CD player with a good DAC and nice interconnects can give much warmer sound.
So buy a CD player if you're serious about listening to music...
1066Seagull said:I done a whole essasy on this.
Thats my conclusion!
zefarelly said:whats the point of a CD player and a DAC
why not just use vinyl and a turntable for a quality sound
its more reliable for a start and the mediums of a better quality generally ( at least it is for my antique record collection !!! )
perseus said:The CD's seem a bit large and cumbersome. Isn't there anything smaller and better?
Just packing up all my old vinyls and taking them down the dump. The charity shops will not have room for them!
MYOB said:I think the inavailabilty of most mass-market music might cause a slight problem there![]()
Grendel said:It depends what you define mass-market as. If you mean the latest manufactured pop group album, you probably won't get it on vinyl. However, most rock bands will put out a vinyl release of albums.
MYOB said:True, but you usually have to hunt them down - can't go into Tesco and grab 5 records for 50 in a special offer, for instance
1066Seagull said:I done a whole essasy on this.
Thats my conclusion!
1066Seagull said:Will you lot stop saying I stole it. That is extracted from a little of my coursework which I spent FOUR/FIVE hours on.
Grendel said:The Virgin Megastore in Brighton has a pretty good vinyl section these days, as has HMV, and the ones in London have massive sections now for vinyl. Which is nice.
Grendel said:Tower Records in Piccadilly closed as well. That was a fantastic shop.
Is that 7" set the one with remixes of Bizarre Love Triangle & Everything's Gone Green on the b-side?
As for DAT, I've only ever seen one album on it, and that was at a record fair.