Quality vs. content
by Paul McGowan
I don't listen to many bad recordings, even if the musical content's great.
It was once a quality vs. content issue because bad recordings were made worse while good recordings were made better. Over the years, and as equipment has gotten better, that's no longer the case. Today, all types of recording qualities play nice on the system, yet, I still focus on the better recordings even at the expense of musical content.
Why?
Because of time.
I don't get as much listening time as I would like. Life just gets in the way. And for me, what time I do spend enjoying the system is time I want to maximize.
Am I greedy? You bet. Greedy that I want great quality and great quality.
With so much good music today we don't have to settle for second or third best.
Paul McGowan
Founder & CEO
Never miss a post
SubscribeRelated Posts
-
The Room
Paul McGowan -
The new
Paul McGowan -
A little to the left
Paul McGowan -
The second base run
Paul McGowan
Keep reading
View all-
Table of Contents – Issue 213
Happy holidays from all of us at Copper! There are countless holiday and end-of-year releases, but topmost on my wish list is Talking Heads: 77 Super Deluxe Edition, which features...
-
How to Post Comments on Copper
We get queries on how to post comments at the end of Copper articles. Here's how to get set up to leave comments: To comment at the end of an article, you...
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Opens in a new window.