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domainzaar · 13-05-08, 05:42 AM

is there any one out there like me that still thinks that vinyl is the best format for your music.

bigtee · 13-05-08, 10:41 PM

The sound on a 12in single is quite cool

Davei · 14-05-08, 12:28 PM

From my point of view, vinyl is a mixed bag. But, yes, at its best, I would tend to agree that it is indeed the best format for music. The trouble is, it isn't always at its best.

The way I see it, the CD brought (fairly) good quality sound into most people's houses, vinyl brought (and still brings) *better* quality sound into *some* people's houses (and none-too-impressive sound into *many* people's houses).

Oh, by the way, DVD-Audio is quite good.

raindancerob · 17-05-08, 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by domainzaar

is there any one out there like me that still thinks that vinyl is the best format for your music.

yep iv got loads of vinyl in storage at me old mans from when i used to have dex. styles that i have are: acid house, house, old skool, old skool hardcore, jungle, dnb, hardcore, happy hardcore, bouncy techno, gabba, freeform, 80s hip hop & bits & pieces of other styles aswell like. id never sell me vinyl cuz i love em & have spent a small fortune on em. some are worth a fiver while some are worth over £100 each & i have a James Venus 12" that iv only ever seen one copy of other then mine, which is DJ Vibes' copy & no one else has it

rainforest125 · 21-05-08, 06:27 PM

HI
I have lots of rare vinyl as a investment for my daughter when the reaper comes for me.Would like to listen to some of it,whats the best way of transfer to disc?

raindancerob · 22-05-08, 05:38 PM

best bet is to get or lend some decks & a mixer & connect the mixer to you pc's sound card & then rip em. dont bother with those USB decks their ****.

bigtee · 23-05-08, 07:01 PM

Or if you don't want to record to computer, you could buy a CD recorder (like a CD player but also records unto CDs) and make CDs; you can obviously rip the CDs to computers and/or convert them to MP3s etc.

raindancerob · 24-05-08, 03:37 PM

a half decent CD recorder costs the earth, so unless he has money to burn i wouldnt bother. Hi-Fi turntables use crappy needles & will scratch your records, so unless you dont care about your vinyl dont use one. my mate paid £300 for a CD recorder & he can only use certain CDr's which cost £10 each, honestly dont bother mate.

13-05-08, 05:42 AM	#1 (permalink)
domainzaar Junior Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	vinyl is there any one out there like me that still thinks that vinyl is the best format for your music.

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bigtee Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Kent Posts: 466 Thanks: 8 Thanked 44 Times in 44 Posts	Re: vinyl The sound on a 12in single is quite cool __________________ Raven 90 multi lnb 1w, 7, 9, 13, 16, 19 & 28e; 1m Orbital on SG 2100 5e-34w; TM1500s, Fortec 5400, Phoenix Apollo & Kathrein (analogue) Receivers

14-05-08, 12:28 PM	#3 (permalink)
Davei Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Littlehampton Posts: 111 Thanks: 9 Thanked 6 Times in 6 Posts	Re: vinyl From my point of view, vinyl is a mixed bag. But, yes, at its best, I would tend to agree that it is indeed the best format for music. The trouble is, it isn't always at its best. The way I see it, the CD brought (fairly) good quality sound into most people's houses, vinyl brought (and still brings) better quality sound into some people's houses (and none-too-impressive sound into many people's houses). Oh, by the way, DVD-Audio is quite good.

21-05-08, 06:27 PM	#5 (permalink)
rainforest125 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: uk east lincs coast Posts: 245 Thanks: 136 Thanked 8 Times in 8 Posts	Re: vinyl HI I have lots of rare vinyl as a investment for my daughter when the reaper comes for me.Would like to listen to some of it,whats the best way of transfer to disc?

22-05-08, 05:38 PM	#6 (permalink)
raindancerob Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 130 Thanks: 13 Thanked 6 Times in 6 Posts	Re: vinyl best bet is to get or lend some decks & a mixer & connect the mixer to you pc's sound card & then rip em. dont bother with those USB decks their ****. __________________ Sky Digital FTV TV - Sony VTX-S760U & Raven Zone 2 Mini Dish, Freeview - Echostar T-101 FTA, DVD/VCR Recorder - Toshiba D-VR17, ICOS MacroMaster Gold


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23-05-08, 07:01 PM	#7 (permalink)
bigtee Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Kent Posts: 466 Thanks: 8 Thanked 44 Times in 44 Posts	Re: vinyl Or if you don't want to record to computer, you could buy a CD recorder (like a CD player but also records unto CDs) and make CDs; you can obviously rip the CDs to computers and/or convert them to MP3s etc. __________________ Raven 90 multi lnb 1w, 7, 9, 13, 16, 19 & 28e; 1m Orbital on SG 2100 5e-34w; TM1500s, Fortec 5400, Phoenix Apollo & Kathrein (analogue) Receivers

24-05-08, 03:37 PM	#8 (permalink)
raindancerob Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 130 Thanks: 13 Thanked 6 Times in 6 Posts	Re: vinyl a half decent CD recorder costs the earth, so unless he has money to burn i wouldnt bother. Hi-Fi turntables use crappy needles & will scratch your records, so unless you dont care about your vinyl dont use one. my mate paid £300 for a CD recorder & he can only use certain CDr's which cost £10 each, honestly dont bother mate. __________________ Sky Digital FTV TV - Sony VTX-S760U & Raven Zone 2 Mini Dish, Freeview - Echostar T-101 FTA, DVD/VCR Recorder - Toshiba D-VR17, ICOS MacroMaster Gold

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