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Topic: Benchmark's take on the evils of digital (Read 11697 times) previous topic - next topic
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Benchmark's take on the evils of digital

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I don't think Telarc ever used compression/eq back in the day.
I never heard anything objectionable from Linn records "back in the day" either! But now they can offer 24/96, tell everyone it's better, and because it's 24/96 some people believe them - despite quite aggressive* DRC which means it's definitively worse (assuming you think it's better to be closer to the original sound).

* - by the standards of an "audiophile" record label. We're not talking RHCP Californication here!

Cheers,
David.