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>What's weird is I heard a (granted, small) clip of the newer
>220 Volt and didn't hear a difference. Then again, I was
>listening for the volume dropouts, which are still there, and
>not for general clarity).
Yes, the volume dropouts are still annoying, but overall,
the sound is so much cleaner and the music more powerful! :)
Steven
On 28 Oct 2015 08:43:33 -0700 "[email protected] [tadream]"
<[email protected]> writes:
What's weird is I heard a (granted, small) clip of the newer 220 Volt and
didn't hear a difference. Then again, I was listening for the volume
dropouts, which are still there, and not for general clarity).
Is there any compendium of information on CD releases which have
different versions of different sonic quality?
I would expect the SBM, Castle, Jive/Electro remasters to generally be
better than the original CD releases, and I've heard the Esoteric
releases are the best for the Pink Years.
In some ways the original Encore CD sounds better than the remaster
(cleaner but less bass presence), and the MCA version of Firestarter is
supposed to sound better than other releases (I only have the MCA). The
original TT8 is much better than TT8-R. TT1 is debateable between
versions (R is more clear but loses some fullness and atmosphere).
Are there other examples of which we should be aware?