If there is to be a format which is to be equally convenient while being
superior in sound quality, even if it is more from a technical point of view
rather than a subjective/auditory view, then I'll be more than happy to
adopt it. But if the shortcomings outweigh that of MD, then we know where
that format can go 3#-)
That's exactly what this argument has being about. Not purely about
convenience, but also that of sound quality. I'm just not prepared to
downgrade my sound simply because there is a more "convenient" format out
there. That's one sacrifice I certainly don't want to make, and I'm sure
plenty of people out there who enjoy their music would feel the same way. I
do have a discerning ear, but then again, you don't necessarily have to have
one just to appreciate the audible superiority of one format over another.
Adios,
LarZ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of Romain Kang
Sent: Monday, 24 January 2000 13:33
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MD: Will MD Survive?
Taken together, MD/ATRAC won't just go the way of LPs and 12 inch laser
discs. It will suffer the utter oblivion of 8-track tapes, because
other technologies will be able to sound better and take less space.
(But you may still have to pry my cold, dead fingers from my two MD
portables and home deck).
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