MoFi claimed its expensive reissues were purely analog reproductions. It had been deceiving its customer base for years.

[adlervft]

MoFi records controversy.

Well, well, well, it looks like there is a bug in the analog chain.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/music/2022/08/05/mofi-records-analog-digital-scandal/

Conclusion:

"...the anti-digital crowd has been lying to itself. “These people who claim they have golden ears and can hear the difference between analogue and digital, well, it turns out you couldn’t.”

I have a very small channel on youtube where I post video/audio captures of my few vinyl records just for fun, and very often, I receive comments like this: "nothing like an analog sound".

 

[Rednaxela]

This is already being discussed here:

Mobile Fidelity Analog Vinyl Controversy

I got sucked into this rabbit hole on Youtube, and I can't stop laughing. Basically it's coming out that MOFI has been using a digital step in their remastering since at least 2015, while all these analog "audiophile" snobs have been paying $130 per remastered, reissued LP thinking they're...

www.audiosciencereview.com

 

[AdamG]

As already pointed out to you by @Rednaxela above. This thread already exists and we don’t need to duplicate it here. Thread closed.