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You should tread waters into digital. You can needledrop your LPs into hi-rez files (24/96). It will sound better than the CD guaranteed. Or if you have CDs, just rip them into Apple Lossless or FLAC. It will be the same quality as the CD. There really is no need for mp3 or CD in this day and age.
I understand that, and I have the ability to do so and have done so for years, but that's not the point in my opinion.

I think it's really convenient for most consumers to have the MP3 included as a free download, and I've been honest enough to say that I've used it. Like I said earlier, at 3am I don't give a shit about hi-rez music. If I did, I'd bring my laptop into my LR and listen with headphones through my system. I just wanna have my coffee, do my thing and have a little background music.

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