Telarc's 1812 Overture

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Read the warning first, and then sit with your hand on the volume control. The gut-shaking thuds may well cause woofer bottoming or amplifier overload.
If your power amp(WPOL) is capable of ripping your woofers apart, the cannonshots will give it the opportunity to do so. Telarc's warning in the booklet (and on the album cover) should be heeded.
 

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That warning or disclaimer was provided with the Telarc CD 1812 recording from ages ago. There was no way to do otherwise but take it into the soundroom with the good stuff to purposely bottom out some woofers.
 

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I have the LP, have seen the grooves...and I NEVER play the cannon shots. Fear. Anxiety. Stress.

It is the one place where I'm fully convinced the CD version does a better job - while the LP version distorts badly, the CD version just communicates the full transient power of the cannon shots.
 
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