what are you listening to?

The content is great, the mastering rather muted and muddled, lead vocals not as prominent as backup vocals and instrumentals.IMG_6007.JPGNot impressed with that aspect. It is all the fault of the mastering...Crystal Sound studio B, LA

Polar opposite of the Crime of the Century LP that I have which is top shelf on mastering.
 
Gepetto said:
The content is great, the mastering rather muted and muddled, lead vocals not as prominent as backup vocals and instrumentals.View attachment 68856Not impressed with that aspect. It is all the fault of the mastering...Crystal Sound studio B, LA

Polar opposite of the Crime of the Century LP that I have which is top shelf on mastering.
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Crime Of The Century was one of my most played albums ... still is. Got the half-speed mastered vinyl version too.
Breakfast in America brings back memories of being a teen, playing trombone in a big-band jazz ensemble .... in Disneyland, bath tub full of beer and ice, playing poker until the next morning..... Great Times
 
e30m3mon said:
Crime Of The Century was one of my most played albums ... still is. Got the half-speed mastered vinyl version too.
Breakfast in America brings back memories of being a teen, playing trombone in a big-band jazz ensemble .... in Disneyland, bath tub full of beer and ice, playing poker until the next morning..... Great Times
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these audio devices are a time machine...plain and simple!!!
 
George S. said:
Fiedler and Friends with the Boston Pops Orchestra.....one of those Radio Shack records from long ago. RCA pressing.
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I saw Fiedler conduct the Pops several times when I was a kid...probably in the 1957 to 1959 range. Parents liked Fiedler a lot, may have had that LP or ones like that.
 
Gepetto said:
I saw Fiedler conduct the Pops several times when I was a kid...probably in the 1957 to 1959 range. Parents liked Fiedler a lot, may have had that LP or ones like that.
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Radio Shack liked him too ... a few years of their catalogs had his endorsements of their systems.

I sure miss RS ... just being able to buy blister-packs of components when you needed them was great.
 

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