HD video on VHS? HD video in 1993? WTF?

[Fedorgasm]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned it already, but RIP Twin Towers.

 

[rj144]

I would be very surprised if I personally could notice a difference between it and a CD.



Vinyl's been big for a while now. In fact, I was just having a discussion about this in a used record store the other day. It's expensive to get into, though. The average price for a new record is somewhere around $30. And that's average, many cost more.

I know this is an old post, but your thread just got revived.

I don't have Bluray audio, but I have DVD Audio and Super Audio CD's. It sounds mind blowing on a good home theater setup. Basically every instrument is in its own speaker. It sounds like you're in the middle of the band playing or the recording. It is honestly the most amazing thing I've ever heard and everyone I play them for is blown away.

 

[MoparOrNoCar]

You've been posting a lot of videos of people walking around New York lately.

 

[Guestx]

You've been posting a lot of videos of people walking around New York lately.

Bruh, this thread's almost a year old.

 

[BisexualMMA]

I remember the footage of Mark Kerr vs Ranger Stott being astonishingly clear.

 

[Judge]

The Japs had HD decades before the rest of us.

Tentacle sex has its advantages.