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TIC and MO: best CD's sound quality
Posted by:
KRiffhard
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Date: September 5, 2015 10:29
Hi guys, where i can find 'Talk is Cheap' and 'Main Offender' CD's with the best sound quality?
I've found TIC 'original master recording' Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab 1992..is this CD the best quality possible?
And what about 'Main Offender'? I haven't found any CD 'original master recording'
Many thanks!
Marco
I've found TIC 'original master recording' Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab 1992..is this CD the best quality possible?
And what about 'Main Offender'? I haven't found any CD 'original master recording'
Many thanks!
Marco
Re: TIC and MO: best CD's sound quality
Posted by:
Winning Ugly VXII
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Date: September 5, 2015 15:49
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab is a pretty safe bet for 'Talk is Cheap' ..... or,probably the original vinyl would be another safe bet. Nothing digital above CD quality yet for 'Talk is Cheap' or any solo Keith Richards as far as I know.
For 'Main Offender' , the original CD should be fine. Virgin Records,I think. 'Main Offender' is a very well mastered album for sound quality.
For 'Main Offender' , the original CD should be fine. Virgin Records,I think. 'Main Offender' is a very well mastered album for sound quality.
Re: TIC and MO: best CD's sound quality
Posted by:
andrews27
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Date: September 5, 2015 16:46
The original vinyl of "Talk is Cheap" is just glorious, especially the silky "Make No Mistake" which sounds even better than an original Al Green record.
Re: TIC and MO: best CD's sound quality
Posted by:
KRiffhard
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Date: September 5, 2015 17:00
Many thanks! I've just bought TIC Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab and now i want to search for something similar about Main Offender.
Re: TIC and MO: best CD's sound quality
Posted by:
dcba
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Date: September 5, 2015 22:12
Iirc there was a 24-bit rip of the TIC vinyl "making the rounds" and yes it sounded good...
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