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So you're an idiot.


If you think audio fidelity was high on the Compact Disc design team's
agenda you're quite delusional. The CD format offered a few obvious
improvements over vinyl: zero wow and flutter, no surface noise or rumble
and better dynamic range. Since most people at the time the CD hit the
mass market had a crappy turntable, crappy cartridge/needle, and vinyl
discs that weren't particularly well cared for, the improvements the
CD offered really stood out.



** Can't let that pile of idiotic bull ****e go by.

FACT is :

Philips and Sony had FIDELITY at the top of their list - so the proposed new system would have no possible sound quality shortcomings.

PLUS the usual benefit of PCM in being *infinitely* copyable without the slightest loss - a massive benefit the to recording industry.

PLUS being immune from wear and tear deterioration in normal use for decades.

PLUS being convenient to use and low cost to produce as stampings.


BTW:

Obviously YOU are a complete, know nothing ****wit.

One of millions of on the internet




...... Phil