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Compared with CDs, vinyl records are said to be noisy and expensive to maintain. These are just two of the many largely unfounded arguments against this music format and have become the prime selling point of CD makers.
The hiss or the scratchy noise one hears from music played back in the vinyl format has been cleaned out by the digital recording process, such that what one hears from CDs are pure sound signals, nothing more, nothing less.
[DatePublished] => 2007-02-17 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => AUDIO FILE By M. Val A. Villanueva
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NYQUIST THEOREM
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Compared with CDs, vinyl records are said to be noisy and expensive to maintain. These are just two of the many largely unfounded arguments against this music format and have become the prime selling point of CD makers.
The hiss or the scratchy noise one hears from music played back in the vinyl format has been cleaned out by the digital recording process, such that what one hears from CDs are pure sound signals, nothing more, nothing less.
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