Let's turn it around and make it simpler than a+b = equation:
An analogue listener, as any listener of live music played in ANY venue, is exposed to ambient noise of live and natural performance while digital listener isn't no matter what kinda processing involved.
I like listening to music next to musicians in small venues, I like the way it sounds from orchestra hole or from the stage and I like to have company with musicians playing casual or simply rehearsing. There's no digital format can EVER get any closer than vinyl with any number of bits and/or megabits.
I know that lots of audiophiles don't support going to live venues because they're freaked that someone may sneeze or cough during... Imagine how these dummies would react ta any click'o'popie LMAO!
I prefer listening live. That's why my music collection is 95% analogue and the rest is few CDs and downloads. There's no CD or any digital format that can bring real live music.
An analogue listener, as any listener of live music played in ANY venue, is exposed to ambient noise of live and natural performance while digital listener isn't no matter what kinda processing involved.
I like listening to music next to musicians in small venues, I like the way it sounds from orchestra hole or from the stage and I like to have company with musicians playing casual or simply rehearsing. There's no digital format can EVER get any closer than vinyl with any number of bits and/or megabits.
I know that lots of audiophiles don't support going to live venues because they're freaked that someone may sneeze or cough during... Imagine how these dummies would react ta any click'o'popie LMAO!
I prefer listening live. That's why my music collection is 95% analogue and the rest is few CDs and downloads. There's no CD or any digital format that can bring real live music.