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Old July 17th 03, 06:53 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
RobH
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Default (O/T) - Why do SACDs sound better? (Soft troll)


"Keith G" wrote in message
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"RobH"

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Another example - mono sound recordings. Somebody says "it

sounds
like
the orchestra are all sitting on top of each other". Answer:

don't
be
silly you shouldn't compare films with real life.

Ok, now this is a very 'telling' remark.

That's why I included it in the post.


I guess you've never really heard
any 'mono' then? (Or, at least, not mono done well).

You guessed wrong - my favourite recording of all time is a mono
recording.



What is it?

It is a recording of some Bach played by a Spanish guitarist by the name
of Narciso Yepes.


have to be a bit of a mutha to create the same effect!

Then you are not really talking about mono.



'Phantom mono', if you prefer then.......


I take it you are using a
stereo cartridge?



Yes and still wired for stereo.



(I have given Nick G a copy of the very same disc and I am sure it

will do
*exactly* the same stuff on his kit. I don't know if he's tried it

on
anyone
yet - perhaps he'll comment.)



Or perhaps he won't.....

You just can't get the staff.



Mind you, I suppose I could bring me pre-amp, power amps and

speakers.
Humm, no, on seconds thoughts that won't work - I can't fit me

speakers
in the car.



Maybe you need a biger car then!

Unfortunately I couldn't afford a Mercedes Estate.



Yeah, I've got Diamonds and Rust. Sheer genius.


I like her very first 2 albums best.





My loudspeakers don't sound right. Don't be worry you shouldn't

compare
recordings with real life.


OK, OK I get your drift.....

I thought you might eventually.



No, I don't necessarily agree with you, but I understand the point you

were
making......

Did I say you agreed with me?


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RobH
The future's dim, the future's mono.