Hi,
My main source is vinyl and vinyl betters most CD's of the same recorded material particularly in the bass reproduction, at least in my system. Classic as some mentioned are at most times better on CD.
/Mike
(17-Jul-2014, 18:28)Eddye Wrote: [ -> ]I don't know how many CD's you buy a month, but it could be cheaper to subscribe to Qobuz. Also they have a very large classical music database. And you don't have to store the CD's, that could be a plus. I think there is a 1 month trial period, so you can try before you buy 
Aha! I do want to have the CD at home. I am not concerned about storing them.
I am maybe a bit old but renting recordings is of no interest to me at all...
(18-Jul-2014, 12:22)f1eng Wrote: [ -> ] (17-Jul-2014, 18:28)Eddye Wrote: [ -> ]I don't know how many CD's you buy a month, but it could be cheaper to subscribe to Qobuz. Also they have a very large classical music database. And you don't have to store the CD's, that could be a plus. I think there is a 1 month trial period, so you can try before you buy
Aha! I do want to have the CD at home. I am not concerned about storing them.
I am maybe a bit old but renting recordings is of no interest to me at all...
I can't think of any other arguments, streaming through the internet is just not for you.
