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No, MP3s would sound dead then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chu Gai /t/1522728/turn-your-mp3s-into-vinyl#post_24489265
Do you see a partnership with this outfit?
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2010-08/27/and-vinyly
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Originally Posted by Chu Gai /t/1522728/turn-your-mp3s-into-vinyl#post_24487801
Have fun with this.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/this-could-be-big-abc-news/turn-mp3s-vinyl-records-184908450.html?vp=1
Well yes but some are required to keep a minimum distance from schoolyards and other places children congregate.Quote:
Originally Posted by amirm /t/1522728/turn-your-mp3s-into-vinyl#post_24493500
Adopting MP3 was not because of sound quality. Adopting LPs is not about sound quality.
Don't you guys hang out with younger crowd?
Present company excluded I hope!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chu Gai /t/1522728/turn-your-mp3s-into-vinyl#post_24493537
Well yes but some are required to keep a minimum distance from schoolyards and other places children congregate.
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Originally Posted by amirm /t/1522728/turn-your-mp3s-into-vinyl/0_60#post_24493500
Adopting MP3 was not because of sound quality.
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Originally Posted by amirm /t/1522728/turn-your-mp3s-into-vinyl/0_60#post_24493500
Adopting LPs is not about sound quality.
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Originally Posted by amirm /t/1522728/turn-your-mp3s-into-vinyl/0_60#post_24493500
Don't you guys hang out with younger crowd?