Turbo
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I think they did, though this is the only one I have.
Definitive Audiophile pressings
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I think they did, though this is the only one I have.
keylime_5
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I think I"m gonna try these: 5 SMALL Box Set Sleeves - 12 Vinyl
because it's 5 for $10 pretty much. Sleevie Wonder has good standard Mofi UD1S sleeves I use too but I usually get them off amazon, saw that they have a direct to consumer web store too.
because it's 5 for $10 pretty much. Sleevie Wonder has good standard Mofi UD1S sleeves I use too but I usually get them off amazon, saw that they have a direct to consumer web store too.
Joe Mac
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That ones just a single LP isn’t it? I think the one I have is thicker because they made it a double LP @ 45RPM.
Turbo
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Makes sense.
Colonel4Bin
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I know how many feel about Chad, but this is a massive announcement for audiophiles. 75 of the “best” Atlantic albums, with major titles all AAA (unless digital original source).
Analogue Productions Atlantic 75 Series|Acoustic Sounds
Acoustic Sounds Audiophile Vinyl Records
store.acousticsounds.com
zdkaiser
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Yo Chad! Not sure we need another 45rpm version of those Coltrane records. Bernie Grundman and ORG (via Pallas) already took care of it.
Ghost
Original Resident Ghost
Ooooooo, Velvet Underground 45 RPM.
Colonel4Bin
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That’s the title I’m most excited about. Not too many that are must haves for me in there, but that’s #1.
He also hinted at working on getting Zeppelin, but obviously a bigger mountain to climb.
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Just what the world needs, more 45rpm vinyl
keylime_5
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I have a lot of AP 45s and they are worth it IMO. Incredible sounding records. The UHQR thing for $150+ is not worth it, but AP 45s in tip-on jackets AAA mastered, pressed at QRP and RTI always sound incredible. 45 RPM really opens the soundstage up super wide and gives some added bass and detail.
Joe Mac
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They copied the master tapes to a DSD file and then fed that through a DAC to an analogue mastering console to control the lathe for cutting the lacquer.
They’ve had to put that on all the record since the whole storm in a teacup who ha last year.
Turbo
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Wow, lots of stuff that's interesting to me in there.
It means they did a lossless, bit perfect copy of the digital master file and mastered it on their analog mastering deck which goes straight to the cutting lathe.
Excepting that not all mastering consoles or lathes are analog, this is the common process for transferring a digital recording to vinyl.
Jbraswell
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I am not digging it either. It's a fine format for a really special album but it's a serious turnoff for 75 reissue albums.
That's kind of disregarding the music flow entirely.
Fragile sounds badass for the $23 KG cut. I don't really need more than that.
I'll cherry pick some titles but not in for the majority. Too much good stuff available these days to get a better value.
Diaper Baby Escape Plan
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I'm more excited about the SACDs than anything 45RPM (citing same complaints as most people about too much 45 - and person who brought up Yes Close to the Edge in pre order thread...100%. One of my fave albums and breaking up tracks, no thanks).
Not excited about duplicates of some recent SACDs available - like CSN & Crosby If I Could....but there are some solid picks.
Jbraswell
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I think rhino might backdoor the 33s. Already have on some titles.
Joe Mac
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If they’re new masters probably not. If he’s just using someone else’s metalwork again then perhaps.