AAD, DDD - Digital snobbery in the 1980s @LittleCar
AAD, DDD - Digital snobbery in the 1980s  @LittleCar
Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Compact Disc appeared in 1982, and at a time when anything “digital” was the future, was marketed as the ultimate in sound quality. So, to help sell “pure digital” CDs, the Society of Professional Audio Recording Services, or SPARS for short, came up with a lettering system to show how “analogue” or “digital” were a CD’s contents.

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