Good news. I've been contemplating getting this and the America release. It's good that I didn't jump the gun as a rectified version seems to be in the works.Rhino is aware and is working on making it right.
Apologies folks.
Good news. I've been contemplating getting this and the America release. It's good that I didn't jump the gun as a rectified version seems to be in the works.Rhino is aware and is working on making it right.
Apologies folks.
yeay!! that's the best news!! thank youRhino is aware and is working on making it right.
Apologies folks.
Rhino is aware and is working on making it right.
Apologies folks.
Your reply is just what I was hoping for, SteveRhino is aware and is working on making it right.
Apologies folks.
Greatly appreciated and thank you for letting us know. Though since the first thing I always do with any new music is put it on hard drive, I'd also be fine with nothing more than definitive instructions for how to fix it myself. (Obviously that's not an option for everyone.)Rhino is aware and is working on making it right.
Apologies folks.
Ummm, no. These discs for the most of us are being shipped out the door for $20 plus tax for many of us. Four-pack bundle deals, discount codes, and free shipping (if you spend enough is much less than $25 a disc. In fact this is the lowest price on an audiophile type physical disc since Audio Fidelity releases could be found 'on sale" on Deep Discount's website nine years ago, almost a decade.My beef with this release is the price. Why is it $25 for one album and no extra track in plain 4.0 when there are plenty of other releases in Atmos (or at least new mixes) available on Dutton Vocalion or Super Deluxe with sometimes up to three albums in surround? So 11/10 for the music, 2/10 for the release.
Even worse when it seems like there are technical shortcomings with this release, too.
I don't recall the exact process for getting the replacement discs for the Chicago set, but I'm sure others here do. IIRC, it wasn't very complicated. Little more than email requesting it and some nominal verification that you had purchased the set.Hi FR, I hope replacements will automatically be shipped to those who ordered the album. That's the best way for all. But if we have to email, fill out a form, scan & copy the barcode, send copy of original order, mail the existing disc back first, etc. that's not so convenient
I've seen it done with varying degrees of complexity. For example, for season 8 of the XFiles bluray box set that had messed up black levels, and remastered Fifth Element from Sony to fix some issues, all we had to do was request the replacement by email and attach copy of original order. Replacement discs were mailed out in a timely fashion by both Sony & 20th C Fox (pre-Disney of course).
Please keep this replacement process as simple as possible. Thanks!!
True on one hand. The other to take into account though, is that the expenses of producing these titles were paid for LONG ago. This is the equivalent of re-releases from the 1920s in 1973.Used a CPI calculator:
$6.98 (1973 WEA group CD-4 disc price) is $47.84 (2023)
[$25.01 (2023) is $3.65 (1973)]
The Rhino Quadios seem like a great deal at $24.98.
Kirk Bayne
And, no doubt, the Rhino Quadios would sound better too.Used a CPI calculator:
$6.98 (1973 WEA group CD-4 disc price) is $47.84 (2023)
[$25.01 (2023) is $3.65 (1973)]
The Rhino Quadios seem like a great deal at $24.98.
Kirk Bayne
Any other label licensing these titles to reissue would have to charge an additional $5 per title. But since it’s in-house licensed, and a bulk of the sales are from their own web store, we’ve been given a better deal here.Used a CPI calculator:
$6.98 (1973 WEA group CD-4 disc price) is $47.84 (2023)
[$25.01 (2023) is $3.65 (1973)]
The Rhino Quadios seem like a great deal at $24.98.
Kirk Bayne
Me too !!!! (Although with Carly, I want a box set). I can't wait for the next batch with hopes of something else very pop, like Carly Simon, Average White Band or Bette Midler.
I couldn't agree more!Me too !!!! (Although with Carly, I want a box set)
What in world is this link doing in my post?View attachment 97673
Well I don't have my disc yet. And the lower dB on the front left is interesting.
But the question is, how does it sound?
@quicksrt seems to think the sound is balanced OK, and we all have different setups, etc so I'll wait until my discs are here before I make any judgements.
Still interesting, though, especially after looking at @fredblue CD-4 waveforms.
I responded to a reported post request in the Spinners POLL thread which is currently an absolute mess. Apologies if I cut in the wrong place.What in world is this link doing in my post?
Guess it only shows as a link in the original post. I mean, what is going on?
lol. No problem Tim. I just never saw that before and it surprised me.I responded to a reported post request in the Spinners POLL thread which is currently an absolute mess. Apologies if I cut in the wrong place.
I don't think Rhino is that generous.Hi FR, I hope replacements will automatically be shipped to those who ordered the album.
Matrix number would be a more pratical way to inform what discs are defective and what not. Doubt that a "fixed" disc could have all the exact same matrix number as the bad one.Can you check if your copy is defective? Only some of the Spinners Quadio were defective and we can only replace defective CDs. If it is defective, please provide a photo and short video of the CD for our records.
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