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The short answer is we did, and it’s doubtful we have much company in the audiophile “community.”
Why? Because we actually sit down and play the records.
We don’t make judgments about their sound based on the fact that the album came out in 1983, long after the good old days of analog.
To put the cherry on the top of the sundae, this album is recorded digitally and it still sounds great. Or at least the best copies of it do. Speaking of fruit, how about them apples?
Our recent Shootout Winner was described this way:
This vintage copy of Infidels could not be beat. Big and rich, with correct tonality from top to bottom, strong bass and plenty of space, this copy sounded just right to us.
Our post-it notes tell the album’s story. (By the way, if you like reading our post-it notes, we’re putting more and more of them on the blog these days. We talk about the importance of taking notes as part of the shootout advice we share. This post will help you with the basics.)
