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Do vinyl albums give a more true sound reproduction than compact discs?
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No. Vinyl recordings are called "analogue." Which means it is "analogous" which means it is close to the original, but not exactly the same. So a vinyl recording is very close to the original sound produced by whatever is being recorded, but not quite the same. A digital recording is much, much closer to the original recording. However, many people feel the vinyl analogue recording sounds better. It has a deeper, bass sound than some recordings. And it just sounds different, which some people prefer. So a vinyl recordin is not more true to the original sound, but some people prefer it.
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