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Originally Posted by Damion Chaplin
He-he. So the wife read the article and decided she would give me a hard time:
"Do I get to write a rebuttal of your mischaracterization of me?? It’s not that I’m closed to new technologies, it’s simply that it seemed logical to doubt that a copy of a CD, even a digital one, would truly provide the exact same sound quality as the original. So I think there is real aversion out there to the concept of a “copy” ever being as good as an “original”, and I don’t think this is unreasonable even if it is incorrect in this specific instance. And even if I am a walking anachronism, I know I’m not the only one who has this bias. :P "
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Somewhere in lawyerland, a RIAA rep slaps his forehead and goes, "Duh!"
If only the studios could convince more people that digital *copies* aren't as good as the original... :twisted:
Or, conversely, make originals that are noticeably better than any copy could be...
Too bad this realization comes ten years too late...