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Alan Parsons - Try Anything Once
I‘ll be doing a sound comparison of one of my favorite AP’s solo album with the older 20-bit Mapping Gold CD and the newer remastered Blu-spec CD. The majority of the session musicians from the APP years perform here too.
The dynamic range numbers are rather poor on the original Gold CD.
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I have no idea what the dynamic range is for the Blu-spec disc.
I‘ll be doing a sound comparison of one of my favorite AP’s solo album with the older 20-bit Mapping Gold CD and the newer remastered Blu-spec CD. The majority of the session musicians from the APP years perform here too.
The dynamic range numbers are rather poor on the original Gold CD.
09 08 08 09 08 08 09 08 09 09 08 07
I have no idea what the dynamic range is for the Blu-spec disc.
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Some parts sound pretty good, especially the first disc. Unfortunately the sound quality takes a step back on disc two including some of Ray Cooper’s contributions (the drums) but I’m sure that’s a product of the time and situation.
Don’t be dissuaded, for Elton fans it’s worth having regardless
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Playing the 3D60 mix with amp set to DTS Neural:X mode
That title IS my favorite Alan Parsons solo album. I have both the Gold CD and the Blu-spec discs, so I'm curious to read your results on the sound comparison test.
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I just had a listen comparing three tracks because yesterday, I played them back to back and only thought I heard a difference.
The three tracks were:
1) Wine From The Water
2) I’m Talkin’ To You
3) Mr. Time
The tracks played were in that particular order. In short, volume seemed to be about the same. The very first difference I noticed was that the bass guitar seemed fuller but tight. The high end seemed a bit shelved down but not in a bad way. The last thing I noticed was that the soundstage seemed a bit wider, clearer, with better space around instruments. I will say that most, with the exception of the soundstage, sounded subtle. One really needs to know what to listen for. The jury is still out for me whether it was worth getting the Blu-spec disc. I could happily live with the original Gold CD.
So, what did you find?
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