At 12:32 AM 8/6/97 -0600, you wrote:
quoted 3 lines is that you can put your vinyl not available on CD and burn it on a CD very>
>>is that you can put your vinyl not available on CD and burn it on a CD very
>>easily. quoted 2 lines Cool! All I need now is a turntable (for that purist analogue sound!) and>Cool! All I need now is a turntable (for that purist analogue sound!) and
>then I can transfer that to a digital medium with a cd-recorder! That
will only
quoted 2 lines set me back about a $1000! Doesn't this defeat the whole purpose of vinyl?>set me back about a $1000! Doesn't this defeat the whole purpose of vinyl?
>Oh fuck it, I'll just listen to my cds ...
Oh fuck it, you're right...what was I thinking? Anyone want to buy a couple
thousand records cheap? Contact me privately. =)
$1000? Umm..you can get a CDR for $300-the price of a decent cassette deck.
Good quality turntables can be found used at very good prices as others
have pointed out.
Transferring to CD defeats the purpose? Of what? Being able to listen to a
vinyl-only release on your portable or car CD player, or at work? Or being
able to give a friend a copy of a great vinyl release that's impossible to
find in *any* format? Sure there are lots of people that are happy with
whatever they can find on CD and that's fine. Some of us are a little more
adventerous though. Oh, don't bother flaming me as I'm not taking this
seriously either......see the ----> =)
Heh.