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Part 3: Analog vs digital - can vinyl ever sound better than digital?

In this concluding episode, I cover one of the most contentious topics in HiFi: vinyl vs digital. I explore the subject as a listener, hifi enthusiast and recording engineer. Below, you will find useful links to an array of free of charge supporting material, including an uncompressed sample of one of my studio recordings, scientific documents on the topic of digital and other items. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 03:43 Overview 07:24 Dynamics and mastering 13:49 Recording for reality 20:21 The emotive connection 24:41 Conclusion Interesting, and very easy to read, article (with lots of interesting links) on dynamics, bandwidth and compression by Mike Lavine for Yamaha: https://hub.yamaha.com/audio/music/wh... https://shop.pearlacoustics.com/produ... https://shop.pearlacoustics.com/produ... https://shop.pearlacoustics.com/produ... https://shop.pearlacoustics.com/produ... More about Pearl Acoustics: Discover more about Pearl Acoustics, who we are, what we do and what we believe in: Pearl Acoustics website: https://pearlacoustics.com/ Our loudspeakers: https://pearlacoustics.com/loudspeakers/ Our 7040 amplifier: https://pearlacoustics.com/products__... Our 170 amplifier: https://pearlacoustics.com/products__... Email us: [email protected] Social media links:   / pearlacoustics     / pearl.acoustics   Disclosure: All comments and claims in this video are the opinion of the presenter and are given independently of any external company or organisation. Unless otherwise explicitly stated, the presenter does not receive any payment, gifts or other incentives from any of the companies featured in this video. All equipment in this video has either been purchased by the presenter or is on loan to him expressly for the making of this video. All facts, figures, prices and technical specifications are quoted on a best-efforts basis for accuracy, no liability can be accepted for any errors therein.