Your Charity Shop CD finds…

but hope I belong to the second
I didn't think it was offensive, sorry. I'm a bit of an aesthete myself. I waited six months for my speakers because I wanted walnut, not black.

In this case, context is important again. This was an answer to the question of why vinyl sales are growing. Growing, and not stagnating, for example. This doesn't include collectors and long-time enthusiasts. Most new "vinyl enthusiasts" are victims of the vinyl trend, wanting to stand out.
 
Wait, wait. Where are you going? This isn't what we're talking about.
We're actually talking about bargains or interesting finds we've made in charity shops, not the difference in dynamic range between different versions of the same music.

Having an entire music library instantly accessible is preferable.
I'm sure I'm in the minority but I bet I'm not the only one who doesn't use streaming services. I've got too much music to choose from to start with, never mind having all the music ever recorded available along side.
 
We're actually talking about bargains or interesting finds we've made in charity shops, not the difference in dynamic range between different versions of the same music.
That came up as a reason to buy CDs instead of using the streaming services.
 
I'm sure I'm in the minority but I bet I'm not the only one who doesn't use streaming services. I've got too much music to choose from to start with, never mind having all the music ever recorded available along side.
I understand. Unfortunately, I'm on the other side. Even if I have a certain song on my hard drive, I'll still play it from Qobuz, if it's there, of course. At the very least, so I can listen to the recommendations after the album. I don't have a CD player; I've given away all my CDs.
 
I actually buy CD's regularly and use my WiiM AMp Ultra and Cd player to play them. Of course I have streaming services that I use, but a rule for me if I really love an album I buy it. Secondhand hand stores are a haven for CD's. I know some people may find these posts a waste of time but I actually love reading about the gems people find.
 
I actually buy CD's regularly and use my WiiM AMp Ultra and Cd player to play them. Of course I have streaming services that I use, but a rule for me if I really love an album I buy it. Secondhand hand stores are a haven for CD's. I know some people may find these posts a waste of time but I actually love reading about the gems people find.
I always surprises me when a new album isn't available for download but is available on CD and vinyl. I would prefer to buy the download to avoid adding another CD to the boxes in the loft.
 
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