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Posted by EdAInWestOC (A ) on June 8, 2012 at 10:29:17

In Reply to: RE: Is it any wonder why... posted by jazzthusiast on June 8, 2012 at 10:18:01:

Is the old MoFi but finding one in near mint condition is tough and expensive. Its not as "punched up" as the LP this thread is about and I imagine its closer to the sound of the master tape. Which is what the Classic's were.

I own Classic Records pressings of LZ I, LZ III, LZ IV and Houses of the Holy. My In Through The Out Door is a Warner/Pioneer and is very good. When it came to the Classic Records LZ II, I already had the MoFi pressing of LZ II which was very good and anything offered by Classic would have been marginally better if better at all. So I skipped buying the Classic LZ II.

I suppose you could describe the MoFi LZ II as cut slightly lower in volume like most original MoFis. I suppose they did this to take advantage of the low noise floor of the vinyl used in their pressings. The end result is a very dynamic LP that definately rocks the house. I was happy with what I had and left the Classic alone for another buyer.

Ed

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