Subj : Re: Turntables and LPs
To   : Atroxi
From : Nightfox
Date : Wed Aug 18 2021 08:39:36

  Re: Re: Turntables and LPs
  By: Atroxi to Brian Rogers on Mon Aug 16 2021 11:37 am

 At> That's interesting. I grew up during the time that vinyl is already
 At> considered `obsolete' technology. As such, I never really gave any thought
 At> for how things were done pre-CD and digital formats.

CD is a digital format..  Audio on a CD is stored digitally.
Cassette tapes were popular when I was growing up, but CDs had just come around too, so older formats such as vinyl were the old obsolete thing when I was growing up too.  It seems there are people who have always liked vinyl though.

One thing I liked about cassette tapes was that they were easy to record audio on, compared to vinyl and CD.  Even when CD-R discs came out, I don't recall ever seeing a stereo or anything where you could put in a CD-R disc, press a record button, and record from a mic or from the radio.  But it was nice to be able to burn onto a CD with a CD burner in a PC.

Nightfox

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