On Jun 11, 2008, at 3:54 PM, Stephen Russell wrote:
> Vinyl has character, much like a wine or beer. It is not alive but it
> become enhanced with overuse and poor care. But to pull out old
> disks from
> the jazz clubs of the 60's you cannot seem to feel like you are
> there. I
> know a disk collector and every once in a while we will "experience"
> them.
> I bring some Dr. Pepper ;->
A lot of it has to do with the recording process itself, which today
tends to raise the levels across the board, so that there isn't a lot
of dynamic range. If those vinyl records were recorded like that, they
would sound relatively flat, too.
-- Ed Leafe
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