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Working my way through these today

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Elvis Costello - This Years Model
(1978, Columbia) -1C/-1C; Promo label, timing strip/stamp on back cover

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Too bad someone apparently spilled coffee on the cover, but it did it's job in keeping the record in NM- shape. Thunderous bass and drums. This was a bright spot for me when it released in the late 70s.
 
Nancy Sinatra, Lee Hazlewood - Nancy & Lee Again
(1972, RCA)

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"oh..suffer along Jerry Reed because Hazlewood's pickin' tonight" More fun from Nancy & Lee.
 
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Elvis Costello - This Years Model
(1978, Columbia) -1C/-1C; Promo label, timing strip/stamp on back cover

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Too bad someone apparently spilled coffee on the cover, but it did it's job in keeping the record in NM- shape. Thunderous bass and drums. This was a bright spot for me when it released in the late 70s.
 
Deep Purple - Who do we think we are - Australian Pressing to BASF Chrome Maxima Cassette Dolby B, Peaks set at +1db
















 
Derek And The Dominos ‎– Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs
(1970, Atco) '72 Polydor issue; STERLING in the deadwax

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This record is a great listen through all four sides. Although Layla is one of those played to death classic songs, it's a track which always sounds interesting and new to my ears.
 
So you took a 2 channel input and made a 4 channel output?

I made a mistake there. The program wasn't registering the quadraphonic signal. So I used SQ decode to make a 4 channel digital sound file and then sent each channel to the 4 channels of my soundcard which outputs 2 channels per amp, 2 amps. Now it seems to be working fine but it is questionable how well the SQ quadraphonic decoding works as I have never heard quad before so not sure how its supposed to sound. Saying that though, the front and rear speakers sound totally different so I think I may be 80% there.
 
The Pretty Things - S. F. Sorrow
(1968, Columbia) 2014 German pressing on Madfish

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Sounds great with clearly defined bass and other instruments, but I don't have an original to compare to.
 
The Benny Goodman Sextet Session on 78. Using my Garrard RC88/4 with a GE VR-II cartridge.
 
Led Zeppelin - Self Titled - Early australia pressing (Non-Remaster)










 
Led Zeppelin - I - (Non Remaster, Early Australian Pressing)







 
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