himey
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Did you upgrade to large rear speakers, did you start off with small rears and rely on bass management?I'm using full range rears and no bass management.
Did you upgrade to large rear speakers, did you start off with small rears and rely on bass management?I'm using full range rears and no bass management.
I have heard every release in this series and the mastering's all sound great! I probably wouldn't have posted anything if not for their excellent track record. How do you think the mastering on this compares to the Rhino Doobie Bros?i don't profess to be expert on these matters at all, far from it, so i look forward to that discussion.
before that however, maybe try the new SACD and see how you like it because the conversion you have may well sound amazing but to me this SACD sadly does not
i will add that the Side 1 content seems to suffer more of the distortion/saturation type tape wear effects but really cymbals and percussion and so forth just generally sound overegged on the whole disc to me.
I've never used bass management, I bought full range large speakers from the start. My rears are Castle Clifton 3s and my front stereo pair are Castle Harlech floorstanders (two off quarter wave folded per speaker!). Yes these are all approaching 25 years old.Did you upgrade to large rear speakers, did you start off with small rears and rely on bass management?
yes its a great series but i think you need to hear this one in order to see what i'm on about.I have heard every release in this series and the mastering's all sound great! I probably wouldn't have posted anything if not for their excellent track record. How do you think the mastering on this compares to the Rhino Doobie Bros?
Ditto. But much of it is my own fault as I have too many interests. (Note: "Too many interests" is a euphemism for "I have a huge backlog of DV quads to listen to.")I still have not found time to listen to this yet. Every time I try and sit down to listen it always seems that something comes up. Oh well, delayed gratification is good.
dittoDitto. But much of it is my own fault as I have too many interests. (Note: "Too many interests" is a euphemism for "I have a huge backlog of DV quads to listen to.")
Now that I have 3 of these 7" editions, are there any good replacement sleeves? I don't like the giant silver sticker covering the artwork. I didn't see anything on Sleeve City.
Welcome is certainly underrated! It took me way too long to appreciate it. Maybe a quality digital quadraphonic release will change that.Upon revisiting this album I think I finally realized why, for all its greatness, I rate this one below Welcome. Something about the flow is really off with All the Love of the Universe as the final track on LP side 1. The first five songs are just perfectly paced and ending with the gorgeous Song of the Wind. I think the best decision would have been to axe All the Love of the Universe altogether. That would have made for a perfect 20 min side 1, and an equally perfect 24 min side 2. It's not really that the album is too long as it is, but it feels unbalanced with that song following Song of the Wind. Just my two cents.
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