Vinyl records are making a comeback, thanks to millennial listeners. CNET visits Rainbo Records in Los Angeles to see how vinyl records are made.
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Vinyl or records or LPs, if the right length, please don't say vinyls 😥 great interview though
ReplyDeleteAs a longtime music head, it should be noted that the plural of vinyl is...well...vinyl.
ReplyDeleteHoly shit, Biggie vinyl straight in the very first shot? Sick.
ReplyDeleteDVD'S & Blu-rays might go away but records will still exist in today's world. It is kinda interesting to see that, wonder why that is?
ReplyDeleteVinyl records these days are made from digital. Bad.
ReplyDeleteI missed the Vinyl DJ's glad to see them coming back. Compact disc's killed off the "Cuttin' - N - Scratchin' ".
ReplyDeleteDigital DJing I like it but it ain't the same.
Loved this!
ReplyDeleteIt is not about quality, it is about ritual placebo. Audiophiles listen to lossless files, and can tell the difference. That 'warm' tone of vinyl, is the noise from all the imperfections, and sound loss in transfer.
ReplyDeleteSoooo sick!
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