I completely agree with what some people said here already. Vinyl records shouldn’t sound this good given that it’s a relatively old technology. I recently got new speakers and amp on my set up and played MJ Thriller from MoFi and I was absolutely blown away by the sound. It’s pressed on super vinyl so it’s as quiet as you can imagine and it sounds so freakin good! I also found a sealed MFSL copy of Breakfast in America and although it’s 30+ years old there’s no pops, absolutely dead quiet and sounds like it fell from heaven! So I guess it’s very subjective and some records sound betted on vinyl and others don’t. I like mechanical things so there’s also that aspect. I got trapped in the cassette rabbit hole recently and it’s also very addictive though very different from vinyl but you still keep the mechanical feel!
I completely agree with what some people said here already. Vinyl records shouldn’t sound this good given that it’s a relatively old technology. I recently got new speakers and amp on my set up and played MJ Thriller from MoFi and I was absolutely blown away by the sound. It’s pressed on super vinyl so it’s as quiet as you can imagine and it sounds so freakin good! I also found a sealed MFSL copy of Breakfast in America and although it’s 30+ years old there’s no pops, absolutely dead quiet and sounds like it fell from heaven! So I guess it’s very subjective and some records sound betted on vinyl and others don’t. I like mechanical things so there’s also that aspect. I got trapped in the cassette rabbit hole recently and it’s also very addictive though very different from vinyl but you still keep the mechanical feel!