Steve Jobs Liked Vinyl Better


Did You Know Steve Jobs Hated the Sound of the iPod? He Liked Vinyl.
By Brad Kava
Sept. 25, 2012
From Santa Cruz Patch

Jobs, like many audiophiles, including Neil Young, was a vinyl guy. To hear the full flavor and depth of music, he believed, the old way was best. ... Yet, he changed the music business and popularized a method of listening that is convenient, but not necessarily the best sounding.

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