9 thoughts on “ Dedicated To Doing Nothing - Counting The Days - Finding A Balance (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Jan 02,  · A vinyl LP can hold over 40 minutes of music a side. But, the sound quality isn’t good at all. So, to make a great sounding record I have to be concerned about the playing time, and how the music itself sets the parameters for sound quality. It’s complex, but I will br.

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2. el in for the count, una superjoya del aor, tremendos temas el tipo de aor en su estado mas natural, como sabemos aca estan los 2 albums del grupo, lo mejor empieza en la segunda parte 'el in for the count', que album, el tipo de aor de los 80 que te destroza all the way, is it over, in for the count, slow motion(mis 4 favoritas), undercover.

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4. Dec 06,  · This Atco pressing I have of Genesis Trick Of The Tail sounds absolutely horrible on the inner grooves--very pinched and compressed. Landfill bait. The MoFi vinyl gets as much music on a side, without getting as close to the label, and sounds like well, like mismyorhinsentdhivun.merolmimordelararetergioluti.infoinfo clean, and not pinched at all.

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5. There is something about holding a vinyl LP in the palms of your hands, touching only the platter’s edges lest you smudge, soil, or scratch the grooves incised in its inky surface. As you tilt the disc so that it catches the light, the tracks show up as fuzzy concentric bands, each delineated by .

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7. Jan 22,  · Vinyl has been consigned to the garbage heap of history more than once. Yet it’s still here—and still growing. But as begins, the business and culture of vinyl .

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8. Now if we do a straight conversion (ignoring many, many things) of kHz = kb/s then we can find the total number of bits stored on the LP: kb/s x s = Mb Realistically, I would only claim that half this amount would be possible without highly specialized equipment, and maybe even closer to your "guy on Yahoo answers"' (go.

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9. Sep 11,  · The vinyl is noticeably less bright and smoother while the CD is pretty bright on top. The mastering is very very close between them but I can't say it is identical. I really do think its a matter of your components or set up or a combination of these. It is possible you have a badly cut record.

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