It's a bit hard-panned but not as much as some.

Posted by olddude55 on April 12, 2014 at 04:56:13

In Reply to: RE: Or it would be if it weren't on Prestige. Arghhh....nt posted by jazzthusiast on April 11, 2014 at 17:05:22:

Dolphy is on the left playing flute and Coltrane on the right playing soprano sax. This is on the first cut which is where the problem is supposed to be on the 45.
Somebody posted here not long ago, said that 45 has almost no left channel on the title cut. I have an mp3 version of Ole and it has good left-right balance all the way through.
I ordered a used Atlantic copy from Amazon a few minutes ago. What the hell.

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Topic - Success! - olddude55 06:31:14 04/10/14 (12)

RE: Success! - Theron D 19:41:47 04/11/14 (1)

As long as they're at least as good as the French DMMs, I'll be happy with them. nt - olddude55 07:39:18 04/12/14 (0)

RE: Success! - jazzthusiast 19:08:46 04/10/14 (5)

My copy of "Out There" is a black note. - olddude55 02:51:40 04/11/14 (4)

Or it would be if it weren't on Prestige. Arghhh....nt - olddude55 10:33:28 04/11/14 (3)

RE: Or it would be if it weren't on Prestige. Arghhh....nt - jazzthusiast 17:05:22 04/11/14 (1)

It's a bit hard-panned but not as much as some. - olddude55 04:56:13 04/12/14 (0)

lol! I have not heard the music on vinyl coltrane ole... - jazzthusiast 16:28:09 04/11/14 (0)

RE: Success! - sberger 15:44:53 04/10/14 (1)

I hope you're right and it makes me happy. - olddude55 16:05:27 04/10/14 (0)

I haven't yet managed - Jim Austin 15:44:00 04/10/14 (0)

RE: Success! - cactuscowboy@bresnan.net 08:07:02 04/10/14 (0)

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It's a bit hard-panned but not as much as some. - olddude55 04:56:13 04/12/14 (0)

It's a bit hard-panned but not as much as some.

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