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In Reply to: RE: The 24/96 FLAC download 1st movement cadenza is at 445, so is the SACD's CD layer posted by David Smith on September 14, 2015 at 06:29:36
>>There is also the fact that the master tape box itself is marked A=445Hz.
>
>Except that that doesn't explain the YouTube clips and presumably CD
>issues.
No-one has analyzed the CD reissues.
>If the machine that made that master was in fact slow it does not
>necessitate reissues being sharp.
Why not? All the reissues that have been analyzed _with the exception of the YouTube clip_ are sharp of A=440Hz and faster. It looks to me as if someone slowed-down the clip before posting to YouTube in order to bring
it back into correct pitch.
>your claim that it was "slowed down" implies that the YouTube version
>began at a faster speed, that is what I'm asking about in terms of your
>claim.
That is correct. The YouTube version is both slower and lower in pitch than the reissued versions that John Marks wrote about.
John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile
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