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Posted by POD {ҿ} on 02/12/06 18:28
Finding Nemo would have been vastly more exciting had "Mark Fraser
(News)" <mfraser@ukgateway.net> been looking for him. instead of writing
this in uk.media.dvd:
> So, you're saying that a cassette can sound as good as a CD? Even
> though the frequency responce of cassette is at best 30Hz - 16kHz
> (maybe a bit better for metal tapes) compared to CD's of 20Hz -
> 20kHz!! Personally, I wouldn't bother converting anything to MP3 - a
> good quality vinyl recording would be ruined after conversion.
Well for someone so anal that they put (News) after their name, and
probably have their name in their socks, then no, tape would not sound
as good as a 48K recording of vinyl, but to get an album to MP3, I'd
prefer an original tape to a crackly vinyl copy that needs a shed load
of work doing to it. But if you want the audiophile answer to the
question then just ask.
For starters I wouldn't be using a record deck, but a laser reader that
overcomes the crackle.
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Thank you kindly
POD {ҿ}
"Girls, don't you wish your fella was hot like me?"
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