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When compared to getting your computer to download, store and play, properly, hi-rez music. A twelve year old could do it. In fact we did...regularly. ;>)
Doc
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When compared to getting your computer to download, store and play, properly, hi-rez music. A twelve year old could do it. In fact we did...regularly. ;>)
Doc
Yeah turning on a computer and downloading music SURE is difficult. *eye roll* Then getting it to play too........whew!
No what you did as a 12 year old was to put a record on the turntable and hit the lever and that's it.
One has more reverence for something when it's fragile and finicky. I don't see how that's a problem.
And as an aside, I'm glad I got a music hall over a Rega, though I'll probably be completely clueless when it comes to upgrading my phono cartridge.
That was funny! Made me laugh out loud!