'This website is essentially a resource for serious analog audiophiles. The goal of each and every article posted here is to help readers find their way forward in this hobby until they can begin to realize the full potential of analog in their systems.



I believe that potential is nothing short of astonishing. Nevertheless, analog is not for everyone. This is mostly because analog is just plain hard to do, or at least hard to do well.



So if spinning a record or streaming music is SIMPLY a way for you to relax, unwind and take time out from all the energy and effort you put into your day, this website may be more annoying than useful. If that’s the case, you are TOTALLY FINE where you are, and you needn’t read ANY further.



Enjoy your music YOUR way! BY ALL MEANS!'


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Been there.

Be warned the site is by one of Mr Better Records buddies.

Mar 28, 2023 13:31:31 GMT 12 michaelw said:

Been there.

Be warned the site is by one of Mr Better Records buddies.

Had a brief look yesterday and Tom Port (Better Records)immediately came to mind.

I've had a look and there's a definite soft-sell towards Port's records but I have never had an issue with them.
I fully understand how arduous it is to audition several pressings in one session, let alone have the knowledge to spot the differences and elect some kind of favourite.

Whether somebody agrees on what is 'best' or not and agrees on the value therein is theirs and their wallet's business.

Non-listeners I know are baffled that I would pay $150 for a 1950s Miles Davis record with a few clicks. Me? Hahaa!

Singer/songwriter at: www.dominicblaazer.net
180g album, "The Lights of Te Atatu" released 2018

I bought a couple of Better Records last year when they a sale on.

Better than average condition, superb sound !

They almost live up to the hype