i finally squeeze in to visit your blog. as Kathy said, we have something in common – music and computers.

i’m a nostalgic but i don’t want to see the death of the CD format either. you know i just recently got hooked into vinyl LPs. many might disagree but it sounds better. the presence of the performer is there – almost 3D. the LP selections which i enjoyed when i was a kid can’t be found in CDs – except for some, too. so it compliments my CD selections.

i want to keep the CD format because it can be tweaked to improve the imaging. the culprit is in the clock jitter. and the other tweak i tried is copying my original CDs to black CDs (which also reduced jitter in the CD media). i’m following the white paper of gary koh, ceo of genesis loudspeakers (http://www.genesisloudspeakers.com at the Download section).

so vinyl, CDs and downloadable music files each has its purpose and they compliment each other. we thought vinyl is dead but it’s making a comeback in the US. i think you’re aware of it. are we going to repeat history with the CD? so, let’s keep it.

best regards and to my classmate Kathy (reconnected after 40 years!!!),
nandy

i finally squeeze in to visit your blog. as Kathy said, we have something in common – music and computers.

i’m a nostalgic but i don’t want to see the death of the CD format either. you know i just recently got hooked into vinyl LPs. many might disagree but it sounds better. the presence of the performer is there – almost 3D. the LP selections which i enjoyed when i was a kid can’t be found in CDs – except for some, too. so it compliments my CD selections.

i want to keep the CD format because it can be tweaked to improve the imaging. the culprit is in the clock jitter. and the other tweak i tried is copying my original CDs to black CDs (which also reduced jitter in the CD media). i’m following the white paper of gary koh, ceo of genesis loudspeakers (http://www.genesisloudspeakers.com at the Download section).

so vinyl, CDs and downloadable music files each has its purpose and they compliment each other. we thought vinyl is dead but it’s making a comeback in the US. i think you’re aware of it. are we going to repeat history with the CD? so, let’s keep it.

best regards and to my classmate Kathy (reconnected after 40 years!!!),
nandy