Can anyone comment if the d30 will work with windows 7 without any major fanfare? I’m not a techie so I’m hoping for plug and play. Thanks in advance. Steve

https://www.yoursoundmatters.com/stop-listening-to-music-on-youtube/ "All audio on YouTube is compressed (approximately to around 126 kbps AAC), which in itself isn’t such a bad thing; AAC compression can sound ok at relatively low bitrates."

It just sounds better, and this is YouTube, compressed, etc. Must be magic.

And my mass drop m50xbt’s were delivered! I’m stuck at work, LOL.

This isn’t mine but damn, it sure sounds good

They sure knew how to do Vinyl back in the day

This entire album is well done - I tried to upload more but YouTube blocked them all except for this one Needle drops that YouTube blocked - off of the same album https://www.dropbox.com/s/70azi85jzeypxm2/Donald%20Fagen%20-%20New%20Frontier%20B.wav?dl=0...

I’m pretty impressed with the mastering on this, although I probably shouldn’t be as it’s a Mobile Fidelity pressing. Needless to say, I bought more of their releases after dropping the needle on this.

Alrighty then, I’m in. Ironically, I’m not too far from their Stow, Ohio headquarters. These will be replacing my trusty ksc-75’s at work. I need to be able to plug them into a computer and I can use them with my iPhone, wirelessly. Hopefully they don’t suck. Steve

Ahh, the power of suggestion, ‘‘tis a powerful thing. That said, I’d like to think I’m smarter than that, and in my case I know that one sounds better than the other as I’ve done a lot of a b’ing. If you just look at specs, you are missing the big picture. This reminds me of the old tube vs...

Don’t get me wrong; on paper digital destroys vinyl, especially in critical measurements such as signal to noise ratio, dynamic range, headroom, wow and flutter, rumble, etc. Wow and flutter and rumble aren’t even measured on CD players as far as I know. It shouldn’t sound better, but vinyl...