Today I’m using a special lathe that cuts a 36º edge into a CD to improve the sound quality. Is this aim to find out. You might also like this video about demagnetising CDs
… Q) Why didn’t you just rip the CDs into the computer?
A) Because I wanted to use a regular Audio CD player. Since the improvements claimed related to audio produced during CD *playback* (at 1x), this is what I chose to concentrate on.
Snopes has an entry regarding the use of green edge markers to prevent ‘light scatter’
ONE SLIGHT CORRECTION to this video…
The Dave Brubeck Hybrid SACDs I bought cost me £ each - not the £ I mentioned in the video. So that’s a bit of a bargain. If anyone is interested here’s an AFFILIATED LINK to the discs I ordered. However I can’t guarantee you’ll receive SACDs like I did. Note - my discs were ‘Sold by: Amazon EU .’ -
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