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Dam you Rod Stewart, was also hoping for a James Taylor. Not my fav batch, just buying one. Spent money on C. Simon and Chicago month before. Med bills and Christmas is coming..
I am surprised how much hearing aids can do. I told my audiologist that I like music, so she gave me a MUSIC setting.I'm pretty much the same, even if I had more money to "upgrade", I'd feel it was wasted because my hearing (like everyone else at 65) has naturally degraded with age, and I'm unlikely to notice any significant increase in quality (certainly in the high frequency range) by spending vast sums of money on audiophile upgrades ... so I'm resigned to the fact that my best ears are behind me.
Not on the Rhino label.I would like to see a quadio version of the first two Steely Dan albums.
I haven't analyzed dynamic range other than what ROON says. However, I do have lotsa multi-channel albums, and a quick review of a number of my favorites show dynamic ranges all the way up to 18. I'd be interested in others chiming in what their rips of the multi-channel Chicago IX shows in terms of dynamic range.I knew that what you are saying can't possibly be true. A DR of only 4 or 5 would sound terrible! I had to rip this disc to see for myself (the box set version). I already had the other albums on the hard drive but originally skipped this one as all the tracks are on the other discs.
It shows a DR value of 13!
I don't know how you got such a low DR value but if a rip includes silent channels that will lower the DR value significantly. On the other hand digitally silent channels are ignored and won't reduce the DR value. I'm not familiar with ROON but it must be adding silent channels for compatibility.
There is no pre-order with the Quadios.So when can we pre-order these?
Agreed! Looking forward to it. Had Bloodshot in RED vinyl ! Didn’t survive my moves around the country unfortunately!Great to hear! Bloodshot is my favorite J. Geils album and I was hoping this would be one of the new titles.
Yes, please. Inquiring minds want to know before they place their order.A quick question, @ForagingRhino: packaging aside, are there any differences between the Toulouse Street Blu-ray in the box set and this new standalone release, or is it a simple re-press?
Me too back in '73. I think it was only the early pressings that were red. I still have a red one but it isn't my original copy.Agreed! Looking forward to it. Had Bloodshot in RED vinyl ! Didn’t survive my moves around the country unfortunately!
The menu screen is now the cover image. That's the only difference.A quick question, @ForagingRhino: packaging aside, are there any differences between the Toulouse Street Blu-ray in the box set and this new standalone release, or is it a simple re-press?
FR - Any possibility on The Doors - Live at Aquarius - I mentioned in post #678?The menu screen is now the cover image. That's the only difference.
You can't turn off the atmos upmixer?Quick question.. when listening to the quadio disc's, do you "force" your system to playing on the fronts and surround channels? Another words, turning off all your other speakers to get true quad. If I don't do that, my system will play it in atmos...
Quick question.. when listening to the quadio disc's, do you "force" your system to playing on the fronts and surround channels? Another words, turning off all your other speakers to get true quad. If I don't do that, my system will play it in atmos...
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