Marillion - Brave

The article says CD has a greater dynamiC range. Of course this should be the case but wi5h most modern popular recordings it is not because of the loudness wars. I think this has a lot to do with the popularity of vinyl amongst audiophiles. This issue does not arise with classical music. I have str...

When I bought my first CD player in the mid 80s I spent a small fortune on discs which were costing three times as much as the equivalent vinyl, the reverse of today. I believed vinyl would soon have its day. :lol: No regrets as CDs from that era have decent dynamic range and they have never sounded...

https://www.theguardian.com/music/artic ... -kitty-liv

A good article.

AC/DC - Power Up

https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/25/2420 ... ontroversy

Sonos apologise at last.

Although progress has been made they still have some way to go regarding the restoration of local libraries.

David Bowie - Pinups

slinger wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2024 1:38 pm RIP John Mayall OBE - The Godfather of British Blues. One of my heroes.

A bit before my time but someone I am well aware of because of his influence on so many.
RIP

I will have to look at the settings on my NAS. Nearly all my listening on the Sonos system comprises Qobuz streams post loudness wars. The effects of severe compression and brickwalling are far less noticable than on the main system. With regard to Qobuz there has been progress since yesterday. The ...

Have uninstalled the app and reinstalled it. A waste of time. Sonos seem to be burying their head in the sand and I'm sure it is costing them dearly. Can see a lot of their equipment going cheap on the second hand market.