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Billy Please!
Exactly and my disappointment of SQ Prologic why I went to discrete Quad reel to reel.The great thing about Quadio is the opportunity to retire all those CD-4s that never played back properly.
Oh, please Rod, finally he broke down.....LOL>Thanks to J. Pupster's intriguing album cover pics "speculation only" post above, I may have accidentally stumbled upon a way to 'crack the code' to determine what's coming in the next batch of QUADIO's from the fun folks at Rhino. Once Rhino announces, if this turns out to be correct, I'll share how I arrived at the titles. For now, I'll just share my picks:
Rod Stewart - Atlantic Crossing
Foghat - Energized
Jefferson Starship - Spitfire
Not sure about the 4th disc. The same methodology I applied above does not seem to work with the other albums pictured in his post. However, this method may well work in the near future for one of these titles in which case I will add it to my guess list.
What is SQ Prologic? Never heard of that one.Exactly and my disappointment of SQ Prologic why I went to discrete Quad reel to reel.
he may have meant Full LogicWhat is SQ Prologic? Never heard of that one.
Obviously he never hade a Tate!he may have meant Full Logic
I cringe every time I think of the Tate...Alas, had it only come into existence a few years earlier...Obviously he never hade a Tate!
Or if "the industry" would have hung in there a bit longer!I cringe every time I think of the Tate...Alas, had it only come into existence a few years earlier...
I no longer have that 4-channel receiver to check that out, long ago meltdown. I thought it had RM, QS, SQ logic(pro), I could be wrong here. Like I said switched over to Quad reel to reel tapes.What is SQ Prologic? Never heard of that one.
I would absolutely love for Rhino to release both Spitfire and Dragonfly to complete the Quad(io) trifecta with Red Octopus! Here's hoping Foraging Rhino is taking notes re:the interest in these titles.Spitfire & Dragonfly are my favourites as well, though Spitfire is top of the list
Grade A quad titles. It all comes down to when they decide to feature an album from an artist who has previously been represented on a Quadio release. My gut feeling is that they are not there just yet. And I’m never wrong. (joking)I would absolutely love for Rhino to release both Spitfire and Dragonfly to complete the Quad(io) trifecta with Red Octopus! Here's hoping Foraging Rhino is taking notes re:the interest in these titles.
It would have been SQ full logic. Dolby used the term pro logic. RM and QS are related, the receiver would of had one or the other, not likely two settings. A lot of receivers had very poor decoders in them, just as the technology started to improve quad was largely abandoned.I no longer have that 4-channel receiver to check that out, long ago meltdown. I thought it had RM, QS, SQ logic(pro), I could be wrong here. Like I said switched over to Quad reel to reel tapes.
Is there any way outside the company that we might know how well RED OCTOPUS sold? Highest on the charts at the time, but not especially the old Kantner - Slick - Balin crowds' favorite (too popular, perhaps). It's a shame the follow-up after SPITFIRE, EARTH, was not Quadio, as it was a deliberate "Air / Water / Fire / Earth" collection there for the titles! <I'm assuming it was not Quadio, no one's mentioned it, and yes, it was a weaker follow-up>Grade A quad titles. It all comes down to when they decide to feature an album from an artist who has previously been represented on a Quadio release. My gut feeling is that they are not there just yet. And I’m never wrong. (joking)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jefferson_Starship_discographyIs there any way outside the company that we might know how well RED OCTOPUS sold? Highest on the charts at the time, but not especially the old Kantner - Slick - Balin crowds' favorite (too popular, perhaps). It's a shame the follow-up after SPITFIRE, EARTH, was not Quadio, as it was a deliberate "Air / Water / Fire / Earth" collection there for the titles! <I'm assuming it was not Quadio, no one's mentioned it, and yes, it was a weaker follow-up>
#1 album, and double platinum. So over 2 million copies in the US alone.Is there any way outside the company that we might know how well RED OCTOPUS sold? Highest on the charts at the time, but not especially the old Kantner - Slick - Balin crowds' favorite (too popular, perhaps). It's a shame the follow-up after SPITFIRE, EARTH, was not Quadio, as it was a deliberate "Air / Water / Fire / Earth" collection there for the titles! <I'm assuming it was not Quadio, no one's mentioned it, and yes, it was a weaker follow-up>
I was thinking of the Quadios. If the Quadio RO did well, then more incentive for the others.#1 album, and double platinum. So over 2 million copies in the US alone.
Yeah sure. Being good albums and sounding nice in quad is also important. I'm having a tough time thinking that Starship is coming next is all.I was thinking of the Quadios. If the Quadio RO did well, then more incentive for the others.
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