The Vinyl Magic is Still There

The iPod Age is now upon us. So what is the next ultimate showdown of technology for public consumption? Can we have a music that can be recorded in 3D sound with holographic features? Well, there are a lot of wild imaginations and dreams about the next gadget in town. But there are also die hard people who won’t trade analog for digital music.

They are not stubborn people but they are really very much affectionate on vinyl records because they have their own part of it. Vinyl records had been around since the start of early 1900s, though they are not made of sturdier stuffs. They easily melt and much more sensitive to scratches. But there are materials that made vinyl records sturdier and much stronger. Audiophile records are the most sought after vinyl records of high quality. They are hard to destroy unless if deliberate that would be totally different.

We can say these vinyl stuffs are really cool but has its own demise too. They are very bulky but they also have the richest sound. The magic is really great on the fact that vinyls have the power to make the whole stadium boom. CDs can't do that because of the kind of compression rates that they are made of.

Baby boomer’s stand point is that they admire vinyl records because they are rich in music and as well as pleasing to the eyes, because of the presence of vinyl art covers located at the forefront of vinyl record’s sleeves. There is really a nice artistic touch behind it. This simply denotes that vinyl disc’s magic is still there.