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RE: That "Blue", and, better yet, "Warm Your Heart"

Posted by B. Scarpia on May 12, 2022 at 17:43:47:
Blue has been my #1 system test album since the 80's as well as one of the most listenable sets of songs ever written.

The ORG 45 RPM Warm Your Heart is miles ahead simply to listen to, IMHO the remaster the greatest recording extent.

Having the most up to date realization of the venerable Mullard 5-20 amps, what Allen Wright's circuit does for the simple passive RIAA phono stage, and bringing greater sophistication to the power supply of the JE Labs 76 linestage are far ahead of the gear that opened my eyes to the possible 50 years ago.