except no not at all, he didn't say that at all and has instead said repeatedly CDS ARE SMALLER ALSO BIG COMPUTERS ARE NEEDED.
- CDs have a better dynamic range than LPs
- You can't tell the difference between 96khz and 44khz sampling rates
- CDs have a higher fidelity than LPs and therefore they have a better sound quality
- The fact of thinking LPs are better is subjective
- CDs are better period
none of these are necessarily true. just because a broken clock is right twice a day doesn't mean it shouldn't be removed.
the reason vinyl sucks is because yeah they get easily dirty and melty and suck for more than like five listens and are expensive and LOADS of other reasons but that has nothing to do with sound quality or the basic theory behind vinyl or even appreciating vinyl.
its just getting irritating because everyone knows that analog recording by necessity is more clear and vinyls still suck but Inri Cheetos has to RAGE AGAINST THE VINYL MACHINE and perhaps most important of all is almost always completely off base.
like seriously, he says "guys sure cds are only accurate to a certain extent [cause of 1s and 0s and storage size and sampling rates etc but i dont know how he phrased it] but pvc molecules have errors at that microscopic of a level etc" and then the response is AREYOU EVEN LISTENING? WHAT ABOUT SAMPLING RATES? TRAIN YOUR EARS? WHY DO THEY KEEP MAKING VINYL THEN??? VINYL!
there are a lot of shortcomings but that kind of shit only occurs with poorly made or really old vinyls that might be warped with heat or something. like, I am pretty sure everyone is discussing a really rare case of a new well made vinyl versus a new well made cd, not what actually happens. PVC MOLECULES don't have errors (this makes no sense bort do you understand inri cheetos's brain yet MOLECULES DONT HAVE ERRORS but he keeps saying molecules instead of debris/dirt/anything not on the atomic level), but if the original process of making the vinyl was shoddy then yeah you'll get some material stuck in a bump which will cause it to make a pop.
most new vinyls will be better than new cds even on average because of the overproducing of sound (which exists everywhere now and can't be discounted with WELL IT DOESN'T NEED TO HAPPEN if we're going to speak on realism (which is the only way you can say vinyls degrade because in theory world you store vinyl in 300 dollar refrigerated sleeves or some shit)) and for every point he makes, he sticks his head into his own ass for the next ten.
