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Dog 3000
Dog 3000
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Re: the Mastering Loudness Wars: Led Zeppelin
Nov 30, 2007, 22:25
Since the "saturated dub bass sound" is basically just redline analog distortion, I can see how that wouldn't translate to digital very well!
coldrumhead
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Re: the Mastering Loudness Wars: Led Zeppelin
Nov 30, 2007, 22:33
zphage wrote:
Interesting article on how cds are remastered loud/bright for cd instead of how the original LP might have been done:

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/music/article2877291.ece

Steve Hoffman does a lot of the vinyl and DVD-A mastering for Warner Brothers' http://becausesoundmatters.com/

classic, fan vs. audiophile battle

Hoffman also runs avery informative/fierce forum:
http://stevehoffman.tv/forums/index.php


For subtlety you can't beat vinyl on a decent turntable
Dog 3000
Dog 3000
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Edited Nov 30, 2007, 22:57
Just one more reason NOT to buy CD's . . .
Nov 30, 2007, 22:53
. . . I mean there's so many obvious reasons why CD sales are falling, aren't there?

Always harping on it, but isn't "the loudness war" just more evidence that CD's are "a buggy whip business in the age of automobiles"?

Remastering Led Zep for the third time "but LOUDER" . . . talk about an industry with no new ideas!!
zphage
zphage
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Re: the Mastering Loudness Wars: Led Zeppelin
Dec 01, 2007, 05:33
Here is the place that did really nice 200g Zep vinyl remasters a few years back: http://www.classicrecs.com/ now OOP

The Hendrix(mono), Who, Dylan, Neil Young are all very nice.
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