I learned something interesting this morning.
I know the last few years vinyl records have made a huge comeback. Well it seems those old cassette tapes of yours are worth money now. They have increased 98% in value in the last year alone.
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PatKirby · M
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Good observation. I think it's because the analog cards reproduce the music across the full spectrum, while the digital ones only sample the sound at intervals. Meaning there are gaps in the music the digital card has to interpret and then substitute that for the gap, and so full fidelity is absent while present in analog.
Good observation. I think it's because the analog cards reproduce the music across the full spectrum, while the digital ones only sample the sound at intervals. Meaning there are gaps in the music the digital card has to interpret and then substitute that for the gap, and so full fidelity is absent while present in analog.