high bit depth is only really a practical necessity for those doing DAW work since it does a lot of layering shit

this is why i just listen to vinyl

ew

vinyl is lofi as fuck

muh "more dynamic range than digital!!!" memes

http://www.ds-audio-w.biz/?page_id=39

opticail cartidge though??

ya if you ignore the fucking insane noise floor

i thought that thing was already out

optical cartridges have been a thing for a while

this might be diff tho

ye looks to be some new one

https://www.whathifi.com/news/worlds-first-optical-phono-cartridge-to-go-sale-ps6250

oh this is a new version of that

i just dont get vinyl

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if your wonderin bout pricin

the whole "ya but its all analogue" argument is true but imo the mad noise, dynamic range and inconvenience factors completely overshadow any issues digital might have

ye but its cool dude

its just spinning plastic

id rather frame it to look at lol

wheres the fun in listenin to classical

if you don't have to get up and turn it over

It's irrelevant either way, cause it's recorded from a digital source anyway these days

eh there are some purist studios who still give a shit for some reason

but yeah almost all of it will have been converted at least once

vinyl is $$$ as well

i wanna build my own tt

both in equipment

and actual records lol

eugh this song has some stupid 16k squeal

did they fucking record this next to a crt

maybe they're just deaf lol

probably

There is no point of going beyond 16 bit irl
At 85db listening you only need 75db of range.
Unless the headphones can reproduce the slight noise a falling leaf makes and the chance of your eardrums still picking it up at >18

Yes or no

Yes

neither measurement looks great

no

Basssss

No.