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RE: Classical records for which there was fantastic improvement, and some disappointments still

Posted by jdaniel@jps.net on March 31, 2009 at 15:15:39:
Actually the records with problems sound gorgeous overall; there are just some stretches which get thin. At the times at which I can make a comparison between the Lp and a reel to reel tape or cassette, it usually turns out that the record is reflecting exactly what's on the master tape.

If your system can make a 60's Columbia Bernstein Lp sound good, than you've dulled your system. : )