Love turntable on Kickstarter
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Oh, this is rich!
"LOVE plays vinyl the traditional way, with a stylus, with the crackles and pops, with that rich, warm analog sound that bring each song to life."
Really, I didn't know the crackles and pops were part of the rich warm analog sound we all crave.
Next:
Bandwidth (3dB): 20 Hz to 18 KHz
Sample rate: 44 kHz, 16 bit stereo
Channel Separation: 25dB at 1kHz
Channel Balance: 2dB
Really? What part of 16/44 is the "rich warm analog sound we all crave"?
And how can you go wrong with channel balance that is within 2 dB? Not 0.2dB. 2dB!!
Honestly, I'm tempted to give them $319 just so I can be the first on my block to see exactly how this amazing piece of crap sounds.
Here's the sad part- First, it is actually a damn clever device. Really. Second, millennials will love this thing and the company will probably make a fortune.
But as they say on Shark Tank- I'm out. I do not want to die and go to Heaven to meet God, with his Wilson Chronosonic speakers playing LPs on a uber expensive rig in the background, and have him look at me and say: "You bought what? Get the hell out of here. Literally."
"LOVE plays vinyl the traditional way, with a stylus, with the crackles and pops, with that rich, warm analog sound that bring each song to life."
Really, I didn't know the crackles and pops were part of the rich warm analog sound we all crave.
Next:
Bandwidth (3dB): 20 Hz to 18 KHz
Sample rate: 44 kHz, 16 bit stereo
Channel Separation: 25dB at 1kHz
Channel Balance: 2dB
Really? What part of 16/44 is the "rich warm analog sound we all crave"?
And how can you go wrong with channel balance that is within 2 dB? Not 0.2dB. 2dB!!
Honestly, I'm tempted to give them $319 just so I can be the first on my block to see exactly how this amazing piece of crap sounds.
Here's the sad part- First, it is actually a damn clever device. Really. Second, millennials will love this thing and the company will probably make a fortune.
But as they say on Shark Tank- I'm out. I do not want to die and go to Heaven to meet God, with his Wilson Chronosonic speakers playing LPs on a uber expensive rig in the background, and have him look at me and say: "You bought what? Get the hell out of here. Literally."
But can it outperform this vintage analog version?
Here's a link to the full review: http://forum.polkaudio.com/discussion/166823/audio-magazine-april-1978-prof-lirpa-vdrs-full-review Lirpa VDRS Review
I have a strong feeling that this will succeed in the marketplace as it is not aimed at anyone that cares about musical reproduction.
If you have ever shopped for a turntable with a Millennial you will understand that this demographic is looking cool with convenience.
If you have ever shopped for a turntable with a Millennial you will understand that this demographic is looking cool with convenience.
Some strange stuff, looks like the roots of which are in life style marketing.
I'm surprised it doesn't say Bose on half of these inventions posted.
I'm surprised it doesn't say Bose on half of these inventions posted.
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