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Still rocking it old school

By RENA LIM

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020

Smooth tunes: Tan playing some music on his old LP player at his shop located in Komtar, George Town.

GEORGE TOWN: The market for vinyl records and CDs may be dying but to audiophiles, nothing beats the sensory experience these formats deliver.

Music shop owner Joey Tan, 40, said vinyl records and CDs, which are still sought after by serious audiophiles, provide a different experience.

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