You even have Aretha but no Chicago?!I've got them all except Chicago I am yearning so badly for a re-release, surely it's not just a handful of people, there's got to be thousands who want it.
You even have Aretha but no Chicago?!I've got them all except Chicago I am yearning so badly for a re-release, surely it's not just a handful of people, there's got to be thousands who want it.
Oh OK, no I don't have that either. Not yearning for it though.You even have Aretha but no Chicago?!
er, snapI am embarrassed as several of them remain unwrapped.
No problem. It’s just that Aretha was super rare.Oh OK, no I don't have that either. Not yearning for it though.
There you go Tim!QUADIO Saturday! View attachment 108022
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Oh you mean to stay on topic..... ok.NOTE: Let's keep this thread focused on pictures of Quadios and comments about the pictures.
Thank you Jeff!Oh you mean to stay on topic..... ok.
Just upgraded to warmer blues on tech’s advice. Easier on the eyes.The Marantz BLUE LIGHTS
That artwork was where I got my original QQ avatar fromHere's the lowdown and view of the #2 Quadio from Rhino/Handmade - the original implementation of the Quadio program from 2010. As introduced at QQ by Rhino's John Hughes and the primary audio engineer Bob Vosgien, the original Quadio program was to have many subsequent releases to follow the CTA and Aretha discs, but the program was ended abruptly by a corporate budget decision.
Still, this is a great disc to seek out, and I would bet that a new generation release of this album will be available at some point in the future.
First, some of the original Rhino/Handmade advertising graphics:
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And some Disc Scans and package scans. The Rhino/Handmade Quadios maintained the original Quadradisc graphics/logos. Also, the original string 'CD-4 Channel Discrete' banner was skillfully changed to read 'DVD-4 Channel Discrete', which actually was quite clever. A perfect modification.
Also, in the credits, it's revealed that our own "Foraging Rhino", Steve Woolard, is credited first in the list. He's been on our side for decades!!!
[NOTE: My scans are full resolution, so if you click on the scan below, you can zoom in quite a bit if you feel so inclined]
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And the disc also included an OBI strip around the edge of the sleeve
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