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1. Download Sasha songs, singles and albums on MP3. Over one million legal MP3 tracks available at Juno Download. Sasha.

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2. By every measure, digital audio is superior to analog. Even the standard redbook CD (44kHz, 16 bit resolution) has about a 26dB advantage to vinyl with respect to dynamic range, and at least a dB advantage in stereo separation as well as unmeasurable wow and siawoodsthedezalitingcumsdedeagdosen.infoinfog: Diskomassive.

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3. Nothing quite new is perfect. —Marcus Tullius Cicero, Brutus Back in the days when vinyl was our only source of high-quality recorded music, the first question when playing a new record was often, "How good is the pressing?" LPs varied so much in their mastering and pressing qualities that buying a new one was often a crapshoot. With the advent of the digital compact disc, however, few of us.

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4. Stereo Sound Magazine, Sept "The tool has become a necessity for getting the most out of analog playback. We have become real fans of the tool and would .

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5. This subreddit has been inundated with postings about Third Man this and Third Man that. I am unfamiliar with them but what I have discerned is that they are, like you stated, incredibly gimmicky and love to put out 3 to 4 different "versions" (read: different colored vinyl) of every record they press to compel "collectors" to purchase each one.

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6. Analogic MC is not a strict retail business; we primarily serve the collecting community and do our best to represent all items correctly. If you feel the product was not correctly represented on the website, then please contact us and we will do our best to reach a fair and equitable solution to your concerns.

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7. Oct 18,  · Let’s start with that general point. What is the difference in quality between a record cut from a digital or an analogue source? Crispin Murray: The problem is one of quality. ‘Digital’ is anything from PCM [Pulse-code modulation] kHz 16 bit up to .

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8. Find rare and not so rare records from the 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's. Conditions vary. If we do not have it, we can find it.

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9. Explore releases from the Analogic Recordings (2) label. Discover what's missing in your discography and shop for Analogic Recordings (2) releases.

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