Art Garfunkel - Breakaway
Dutton-Vocalion SACD DSD 4.0
Dutton-Vocalion SACD DSD 4.0
Art Garfunkel - Breakaway
Dutton-Vocalion SACD DSD 4.0
Along with Steelydave's essay, it quite a rewarding experience!Great album for a rainy day. May have to play this one next
Did you get yours off EBay from a guy in Florida about 2 or 3 months ago?
Cool I sold a sealed copy to someone in MN a few months agoI would of bought the INXS box on release or shortly thereafter.
Beck, Bogert, Appice - S/T
DTS CD 44.1/20 5.1
I haven't heard the SACD. Hoping to find a deal on it some day.UGH, Mike. This does sound like a DAT tape transferred to DTS ....... I'm certain you've heard the superior Sony Japan SACD in that luxurious 7" packaging which smokes the DTS 'relic.'
But at least DTS Entertainment paved the way for SURROUND MUSIC at a time when no one else was even attempting to do it.
I haven't heard the SACD. Hoping to find a deal on it some day.
I find it easy to believe it smokes this DTS disc! I'm having a good time though.
Found one used VG on eBay for $44, so I snagged it. Only payed a bit less for the DTS!You owe it to yourself to buy the Sony Japan SACD. It's like hearing it for the first time in utmost fidelity ..... as if a giant veil had been lifted. If all the DTS RBCDs sounded as great as Lyle Lovett's Joshua Judges Ruth we wouldn't be having this discussion.
edit: Just checked ImportCD for availability and they don't even list it. But they have all the other Sony Japan Beck QUAD SACDs [ironically]. Hmmmm!
Is it really OOP as CDJapan doesn't even have it listed anymore: http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/searches?term.media_format=&q=Jeff+Beck+sacd
Found one used VG on eBay for $44, so I snagged it. Only payed a bit less for the DTS!
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I find it easy to believe it smokes this DTS disc! I'm having a good time though.
The big problem with the DTS for me isn't so much the sound quality, it's that the channel balances are off on most of the songs. I think the rears are too low and one is louder than the other. The 461 Ocean Boulevard DTS disc has the same problem, and the quad remaster on the Give Me Strength Blu-Ray corrected it. The SACD sounds great, though I recommend muting the unnecessary fake center they added.
Very typical Columbia rock quad mix (rhythm guitars and some drums split between the rears). If you liked Rough & Ready or The Jeff Beck Group you'll like it.
My favorite DTS disc from Miller Nevada/Mobile Fidelity International is Poco's Crazy Eyes. Great uber-discrete mix, perfectly balanced, and sounds awesome on my system. Don't love the album as much as Seven or Cantamos, but it's some damn good underrated country rock.
Although, Jonathan, considering what SONY Japan accomplished with Beck, Appice and Bogert over the DTS disc, I think POCO's Crazy Eyes would DEFINITELY benefit from the D~V 'makeover.' You're right, ALL the elements are there and waiting to be liberated in FULL HI RES QUAD SACD.
Maybe so, Ralph, but as I've said before I think they should focus on stuff that hasn't yet been reissued digitally. It'd be great for those who missed the old DTS release (which can be tracked down now in the $30-$40 range), but I think members here (myself included) generally frown on digital surround releases being reissued again. I really do think the DTS is quite good, one of their best sounding quad discs.
Another minus is that the only title to pair it with is the live Deliverin' quad, which unfortunately is no surround spectacular. Unless an unreleased quad mix of From The Inside actually exists, as speculated here. I have that one on stereo LP and it'd be fantastic to hear an uber-discrete CBS quad mix of it.
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