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I have never found an original Classical recording that equaled MFSL's remaster, not one!

Posted by Teresa on May 8, 2007 at 20:48:08

In Reply to: I only own a few MFSL's because posted by kavakidd on May 8, 2007 at 14:40:17:

I have have had many 1S/1S Shaded Dogs, Postage Stamp UK EMI's, London/Decca Bluebacks and six-eyed Columbias!

Every single EMI, Decca/London, RCA and Columbia is vastly superior in their MFSL versions. Check out the Elgar/Sir Adrian Boult 2 LP MFSL set. The Solti Planets, the Fiedler Grofe Grand Canyon Suite. Not only is the bass and treble NOT rolled off the midrange is smooth and the HUGE soundstanging is some of the best I've ever heard. The MFSL orchestral shell in the original JVC pressing Super Vinyl sounds so real, and thrilling! The Classic Records Living Stereo LPs are better but not by that much.

Same thing with Verve and Blue Note Jazz MFSL LPs I have never heard a Verve or Blue Note to equal the MFSL LPs, the closest are 7 1/2 IPS pre-recorded Reel to Reel. The original LPs sound puny to either by comparison!

Now Rock is harder because Rock was never recorded to sound realistic and it is hard to make to sound so but the are many Rock MFSL successes. But Rock is really too processed to be hi-fi and to try to make it hi-fi usually just revels its flaws. MFSL can only do so much.

"Music is love"
Teresa

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