No, not even close. Most FM transmissions are compressed leaving very little in the way of dynamics and there is no information above 15,000 hz. Vinyl playback can be quite dynamic and extended.
Wendell
Wendell
tuner better than turntable ? thread.
Yes, I recall that thread. Did you compare the two tuners in the same system and room? Otherwise, how do you know that the caps were responsible for the differences you heard? And was the 108 the original older version, or the updated 108T version? And whichever 108 it was, how can you conclude that the upgraded caps in the 109 were the reason it sounded better than the 108, considering that they are different models? Regards, -- Al |
Record are capable of over 30 khz.What source is the radio station broadcasting?Live music all day?Or records and cd's as the source that sounds so good.You don't have to worry about poor coupling caps in a turntable,but what about all the coupling caps at the radio station?And I enjoyed FM until the stations changed formats in my area.Coupling caps can change the sound of a piece of gear so much,you might think its a totally different piece of audio gear.Just my 2ยข♫ |
Perhaps the better sound you hear just might be poor high frequency noise do to a bad source,electronics,or something else being filtered out by the fm tuner.If the source your listening to has very poor info at above 15 khz,blocking it out may make it appear to sound better.A lot of things may be going on that you may not be aware of. |