IF you had that much money to burn, you would of bought both, considering you would of sold something else to have room for the car....ah ahh!Twilight Wolf wrote:Pricey, and I've heard that the sound quality isn't anything special. Definitely not for $10,000 a pop. If I had that kind of money to burn, I'd buy a car.
kidding. But if what you guys say is true, the sound quality is horrible, then I guess my parents LPs will satay in place. I found like 10 of their old LPs, mostly Elvis, Some ABBA, and some other bands I've never heard of. Then you go to my aunt's. She doesn't own a single CD, just a rack of LPs with Frank Sinatra and many more. She even has an LP player that's huge and could carry a 72" tv on it.
Perhaps you DO like the "warm" qualities that records impart, but nothing that you cannot replicate with digital recordings. 
yup, that'll be me in 60 years!
