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In Reply to: Is Mono The New Stereo? posted by AudioSoul on September 21, 2014 at 07:24:23:
In part, it seems to be a fad for the hipsters. What other body of popular work could have possibly created such a buzz?
Some of us have been quietly enjoying monophonic recordings for a long time whether it's the only copy of the work available, or the recording is better served that way. I also think that those of us who were exposed to "mono" playback in the 50s and 60s are not as "put off" by it as those who weren't. Some of the comments here and other threads illustrate this.
Some newcomers will get it, and enjoy the Beatles Mono Box and other mono finds from that era. For others, it will be a temporary diversion.
Having said that, I'm pleased that "all envolved" with the Beatles Mono Box have done such a great job with it. They gave the hardcore fans what they wanted: all analog recordings, minimal audio processing/manipulation, and great disc quality control, for the most part.
It's a shame the same couldn't be said of the Stereo Box.
jD
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