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erik_squires
The CD does not sound thin, bland, non-resonant, airless and like paper mache. It sounds really good. Sorry to bust your fantasy. Go clean your tape heads Geoff. they are clogged up.. My CDs sound spectacular!
You should NOT clean your ears with a Roto-Rooter Geoff!Just sayin’
I know it worked for you when you had constipation... but don't clean your ears with one!

Red book CDs are by far my favorite source, especially for the type of listening I do. I'm not crazy about the first pass of any recording. I usually pay attention to a recording around the 3rd pass. For that reason I like Long Play and on repeat. That shoots it in the foot for tape and vinyl, but that's me and the way I listen. Others who take more of a DJ approach (back to back) listening, not letting the system settle, have a completely different view of the sound.

For myself, it's premature to listen before a system (including room) has a chance to harmonize with the audio signal, with all of it's mechanics involved. I can deal with FM and streaming but with start and stop mediums CD is a fantastic way to get to the musicality.

we all have our own thing, for me CD is the champ

michael green