In article , Eiron
wrote:
On 28/07/2011 12:53, Jim Lesurf wrote:
In , Dave Plowman (News)
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In articlexcqdnXAjYbvjl6zTnZ2dnUVZ7qidnZ2d@brightvie w.co.uk, blue
wrote:
...another week goes by without a post to uk.rec audio, aka
uk.rec.norwegian.blue
The reason is simple. To many posts which are nothing to do with
audio.
Maybe we should do some 'blogging' more about audio. So if anyone is
interested, I've spent the morning saying a fond farewell to my
c25-year-old ESL63s and installing a new pair of 2805s as their
replacements. My main initial impressions a
1) gave them a quick tryout with a Proms recording (Kodaly and Bartok
1st Piano concerto, recorded from the 320k stream a few days ago).
Also as contrast some Miles Davis from a fancy reissue of 'Kind of
Blue' and the
Is that the one 'remixed on an all-tube three-track machine, an old
Presto much like the one used for the original recordings?'
Dunno. Haven't seen that so maybe not. It is the box set with 2CDs, a DVD,
and a (transparent blue) Vinyl LP. Out of curiosity and for convenience I
made a 96/24 recording of the LP. Sounds OK, but has the usual 'bonuses'
for an LP. Ripple warp on the rim, some ticks and pops, and one side
clearly (pun) pressed off-center.
At least that's what it says on my CD sleeve, and you can hear the added
distortion, probably much more clearly on ESLs.
Pass on that at present for the reasons already mentioned.
Although I've also recently bought the 'All Miles' set of the 'Prestige'
albums. Some of those seem very loud and with signs of overload. However
for all I know the orginal recordings and LPs were the same...
Still, in both cases I enjoy the music.
Slainte,
Jim
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