To me, it's pretty close, but less "sterile," for lack of a better word.ġ. Again, she's not an audiophile by any stretch of the imagination, but she finds the sound of analog much more pleasant. More and more she's been finding music on Apple Music during her lunch hour, then buying the vinyl or cassette to listen to the music at home. She will only listen to cassettes - new or old - on the 1983 machine, even though she has a Panasonic cassette boom box that she bought in Japan in 2019. Pretty much any record made before 2000 sounds better on the period-correct turntable, compared with the high-end player, and vice-versa. When she's playing brand new, 180-gram, super-hipster vinyl, her expensive modern gear in the living room is where it sounds best.īut when she's playing a 1983 copy of Girls Just Want To Have Fun, it sounds best on the pink Panasonic.
The key is the right media for the right device. Neither of us have perfect hearing, and are far from audiophiles. We're talking about low build quality, hot pink, designed for the bedroom of a 12-year-old girl who will listen while simultaneously squeeing on a three-way call on a Garfield phone. My wife has a 1983 Panasonic turntable/radio/cassette player that she uses sometimes.
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