Time to re-buy your entire collection

[mgraham333]

Yet another new format ...

[GA Russell]

LOL thanks for that MG!

[JSngry]

[DukeCity]

[BruceH]

For those who truly hunger for good music.

[brownie]

Already had a taste of this!

[Jazzmoose]

I'll have to wait until I can see what they're saying on the Hoffman forums; the market for these could melt down if mismanaged.

[A Lark Ascending]

Of course, true audiophiles will use white chocolate. Better definition of instruments, a wider dynamic range and an overall creamy sound. I'm astounded that they are starting this with brown chocolate.

Edited January 17, 2010 by Bev Stapleton

[BERIGAN]

Of course, true audiophiles will use white chocolote. Better definition of instruments, a wider dynamic range and an overall creamy sound. I'm astounded that they are starting this with brown chocolate.

[sidewinder]

Of course, true audiophiles will use white chocolate. Better definition of instruments, a wider dynamic range and an overall creamy sound. I'm astounded that they are starting this with brown chocolate.

I hear that Lindt offers the best overall dynamics. The Plastylite of chocolate vinyl.

I see he mentions the possibility of a Japanese licence deal. Maybe Hiroshi will start listing them?

[AllenLowe]

chocolate cylinders?

[BruceH]

Of course, true audiophiles will use white chocolate. Better definition of instruments, a wider dynamic range and an overall creamy sound. I'm astounded that they are starting this with brown chocolate.

I prefer the classic, warm sound of brown chocolate.

Actually, with this format, you'd have to buy your albums again and again as you ate through them. (At least I would.) And a 'hot' record would be a bad thing.

[Shrdlu]

Matt Gröning said "We hope to have all our episodes out on DVD in time for the next format to show up".

[PHILLYQ]

Don't get anything remastered by Hershey- low quality, instruments tend to melt together.