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Kinda a strange argument that has been going on for some time.
It just depends on many things to long to list hear.
I thought these arguments were over a long time ago.
But know that all your major label records masters that were recorded in the 80's and up were made from digital recordings.
Quality in and recorded in hi-res digital with artifacts removed (digitally) will yield high quality out.
Less is less.
The nice thing about digital is control of signal over noise.
But not everyone does quality artifact/noise removal without effecting the main signal.
I like both when they are done correctly.
They have been digitally re-mastering old analog films for the last 20+ years with the same issues.
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