SKILCRAFT 7045-01-521-4221 Recordable Compact Disk, 700MB Capacity, Silver (Spindle Case of 50)

Lasers! Rainbows! The eighties! Drum Machines! Digital! Big hair! This is some righteous stuff! No kidding, the compact disc was a radical departure from how, well really how a lot of stuff worked. You could argue that the CD, with its vast data capacity, relatively robust nature, and with the further developments it spurred along, changed how the world did virtually all media. That is at least until physical media became the seemingly undesirable thing it is today, a time when streaming services and libraries on hard drives are all the rage. Unless of course it’s vinyl, then by all means please build your collections. Wow the snark’s coming early today. Well, this is the third video in a series on digital sound. You can find a playlist to the previous two videos, in which we covered how digital sound works (as well as the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem), but for now, sit back and rel