Can you Listen to Vinyl Casually??

Raul

You need to ligthen up dude!!
I have my tounge somewhat planted in my cheek, this is the analog forum you know :-)

I buy more music - mostly new stuff than I can listen to so regardless of my digital setup, exactly what music experience am I losing???. Bought about 20 albums today.

The only guy on this forum with a closed mind is you my friend - your way or the highway

Anyway, time to put on the new Brian Jonestown Masasacre LP, followed by the new Recoil album or 1st Black Mountain LP.
What new music are you playing Raul??

Vinyl is more engaging, period. It stops me in my tracks and makes me want to participate. CD, no matter how excellent it may be, does that to a much lesser degree. Can there be any dispute about this?

Dear Chashmal: +++++ " Can there be any dispute about this?
" +++++

I don't think so, but as different as are both mediums ( analog and digital ) as different are opinions about.

Btw, if i re-call was you asking for a digital source with analog sound ( kind ) performance?, I ask here because of its huge differences: one is digital and the other " analog ", we can't compare it, both source mediums/way have its own advantages and its own disadvantages.

Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.

Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.

That's right Raul, I have always tried to find satisfying digital solutions and have never really been to successful. I like the Lector CD player, and some modded stuff I have heard, but in the end I guess my heart is in analog. Therefore you are right to call me on an aesthetic bias.

Generally no. Occasionally Yes. Only because I don't want waste the LP play and spend cartridge life and come back to TT set up every 20 minutes. Of course my digital and analog set up being extremely comparable helps.

BTW, Love the The Brian Jonestown Massacre's new LP ( and the old ones)