For what it's worth, I don't even find it that distracting, unless the
noise level is really high. Analog noise is generally easy to ignore.
Maybe that's because I'm so used to vinyl, which is what I listen to
most of the time. I'd MUCH rather listen to an original pressing of some
old jazz
If you want to hear incredible LPs, try to find some Direct-To-Disc
recordings. These are recorded live in the studio IN ONE TAKE, and the
microphone feed is sent directly to the cutting head of the LP master.
I had lots of D2D jazz LPs. Even had one released by Radio Shack on
red vinyl that
Yeah, those can sound great. But the selection of music is pretty
limited!
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rgheck;498953 Wrote:
That kind of processing does terrible things to the sound. Listen for
example to the Hendrix reissues done several years ago. In cleaning up
the sound, they rolled off all the detail that gives it life.
Something similar is what's wrong with most reissues. The tapes
iPhone;497725 Wrote:
And a bit off topic speaking of todays technology. The thing that really
bugs me is that with todays technology, CDs with material from the 60
and 70s can be cleaned up for the most part and not affect the spirit or
ambience of the original recording with what is
I bought my first Mofi vinyl yesterday. It is Abraxas by Santana. I was
reluctant to pay $30 for a record, but I had to do it once to see how it
sounded. I wish I hadn't bought it now. The record sounds incredible! I
am now going to buy some more, they are worth the money as long as they
have
Panotaker;497677 Wrote:
I bought my first Mofi vinyl yesterday. It is Abraxas by Santana. I was
reluctant to pay $30 for a record, but I had to do it once to see how it
sounded. I wish I hadn't bought it now. The record sounds incredible! I
am now going to buy some more, they are worth the
Panotaker;497677 Wrote:
I bought my first Mofi vinyl yesterday. It is Abraxas by Santana. I was
reluctant to pay $30 for a record, but I had to do it once to see how it
sounded. I wish I hadn't bought it now. The record sounds incredible! I
am now going to buy some more, they are worth the
ralphpnj;491288 Wrote:
Hi Paul,
For most, if not all, vendors the use of the word audiophile in any
ad copy such as audiophile quality pressing or made specifically to
meet the demands of the most demanding audiophile entitles them to
charge the most outrageous prices imaginable.
Now
pski;488638 Wrote:
To all y'all:
I see a few sites selling vinyl. Are the prices for some MFSL and
Nautilus recordings for real?
Thanks.
Paul
Hi Paul,
For most, if not all, vendors the use of the word audiophile in any
ad copy such as audiophile quality pressing or made specifically
I have a couple of these. They sound astonishing - good value if you
actually like the music!
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adamslim
You can't have too much music, but I do have too much hifi
Rock/Excalibur/Decca, Linn Akurate DS, Audion Pre, 6B4G death traps,
Lowther monsters
Duet, Caiman, Audio Innovations Series
To all y'all:
I see a few sites selling vinyl. Are the prices for some MFSL and
Nautilus recordings for real?
Thanks.
Paul
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pski
real stereo doesn't wake neighbors (it enrages them)
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