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In Reply to: RE: So the only difference is the material then? posted by simon wagstaff on August 15, 2010 at 05:17:06:
I listened to my MFSL LPs of Aja, and they sounded very toppy and a tad spitty, too much so (not a characteristic of my LP system). But overall, it was way fun to listen to.The SACD seems as if they didn't EQ very well. It is a bit rolled off, but not all treble sounds are.... Different tracks of percussion, and from song to song, seem to have inconsistent treble EQ, making it sound as if the instruments were all recorded differently and in different rooms. Of course, they were recorded that way! But it isn't supposed to sound that way, and never did before on other issues. Are these track differences perhaps simply made apparent here because it isn't as bright as earlier versions?
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Edits: 08/17/10
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Follow Ups
- I think there were opportunities missed... - Jim Stoneburner 21:03:36 08/17/10 (3)
- "Of course, they were recorded that way!" - Jazz Inmate 11:43:27 08/18/10 (1)
- There are many techniques to adjust the illusion - Sordidman 13:07:40 08/18/10 (0)
- Very interesting questions IMO - Sordidman 08:24:00 08/18/10 (0)
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