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It could be a low rumble that's just felt, or a high pitched ting like a little bell.

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You simply miss out on systems that don't reproduce the full spectrum of sound. I heard things in the music that I'd never heard before. I was listening to some Pink Floyd several years ago (probably 10 years ago), and I had just set up a very nice sound system in my house. You know, it really depends on the equipment. Still higher, but the cost of production of CDs is VERY low today compared to then. Obviously this wasn't the price which marks the true 'beginning'. Adjusted for inflation, that same player today would cost nearly $4,300. I don't know what the prices of CDs were in 1983, but If we go by your date, I do know that CD Players cost ~$2000 in 1983. In short, 1983 might have seen CDs come into existence, but I would say that they really didn't take off as consumer items until ~1992. That's where the target demographic starts for Pop music anyway (and those are the albums that follow the most common price curve). I'd suggest a more reasonable date of 'availability' for determining the start of sales (and a price point) as the time when Middle school students are able to afford it on their allowances. $20 today is about $9 in 1983 dollars.ДЎ983 is a bit early to declare full market availability for CDs don't you think? Adjusting for CPI, $14 in 1983 is about $31 in 2011.

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