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Keith G wrote:
But the recording is very strange - that is the widest
guitar I've ever heard - no image at all.


I know. No mention of the word 'stereo' on the record or sleeve but it
sure ain't 'mono' as I know it!

*Hold that** - it does say 'stereo' on the sleeve! (Funny ideas some o'
they Recording Engineers had in 1969!!)

(I'll take a mono recording of most things and a solo instrument *any*
day!!)

If it was recorded in a decent hall or studio, stereo captures the
ambience of that room far better than mono and is a worthwhile addition.
Although some decent artificial reverberation units can make a fair fist
of simulating this with a pure mono recording of some solo instruments.


Now I'd better get on with me painting or I know one lady who will be
stamping - on my head!! :-)

Well, that might improve your hearing... ;-)

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Dave Plowman London SW
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