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RE: Worst LP in my collection

Posted by docw on February 11, 2019 at 20:43:20:
Can I humbly say it's probably in the production.

My DGG Peer Gynt excerpts with BPO is a good record. But, often the 70-80s DGG Karajan records have wide dynamic range (unrealistic) and multi miking. Thus, you can have very low levels, marred by surface noise.

I don't know your particular pressing, but many here have expressed disappointment with reissues and newer audiophile type pressings.