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In Reply to: RE: BSCD2 Review: Joe Satriani, Not Of This Earth posted by Luminator on November 03, 2016 at 23:38:15
We do not know why, but a BSCD2 left in a car stereo will then shake off the warmth and bloat. The disc will then attain the promised firm, anchored, and 3D imaging.
Come on Lummy, leave it to bake or freeze in the car stereo for a while so it will sound better in your home system? How about putting the BSCD2 into a toaster oven or fridge? Does that work too? ;-)
Nice review though. I have a handful of Joe Satriani (and Steve Vai) on CD & Concert DVD.
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My audiophile friends rip the CDs, then send me the discs. You would think that, during transit, the discs would be subjected to various temperatures, banging, humidity, and pressures.By the time I receive most of these discs, they've been used by several people.
However, we had multiple copies of Billy Joel's The Stranger BSCD2, one of which was still sealed. Lo and behold, when we opened that new/unplayed unit, it sounded warmer, slower, duller, more congested, than the other discs.
If anyone else has done side-by-side listening tests of identical BSCD2s, please let us know.
Edits: 11/04/16
I wonder what they sound like after being in the microwave oven for a couple seconds? ;-) Just kidding of course!
That's how I destroy data before I toss out my CDs or DVDs. It takes just 1 or 2 seconds.
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