@tonymasiello Most of their output? They put out many releases before digital sources existed, of course, but even since then, it's my understanding that they only started using digital sources in 2015.

I understand all too well that the appeal of the #vinyl experience (just ask the turntable I got two years ago that seems to have demanded feeding it), and I'm 'forgiving' myself the digitally sourced mofi vinyl releases I got before I knew about them, but digitally sourced releases on analog formats are toys (which, yes, can be fun) - it makes way more sense to get them on more durable media **if available.**

Mofi can pass this test for me because their current process can still produce outstanding results, and their digital media is just SACD these days and I only have a 'regular' CD player, (and yes, I insist on having physical media for anything I like, if it exists), but I have a hard time justifying the cost of their recent vinyl, certainly on the 'secondary market' at least.

@tonymasiello Old enough to remember when everyone threw their vinyl out because CDs sounded so much better.

Rant: Vinyl records are bulky, expensive, and sound a little worse each time you play them. Streaming services can drop an album any time. Amazon and Apple don't sell you music - they sell a revocable license to listen to it. Disc rot is negligible next to hard-drive failure. CDs are the best way to own music.