That has been on for a while. There are 2 without the phono stage at £500. TBH I don't want to spend that much. If I bought that other amp, then my 909 & Burson HA160 would get punted, which is a big chunnk of the asking price, but it doesn't do MC carts
markedkiller78 wrote:
it's the Steve Hoffman remaster, so should be **** hot
Are you sure? Amazon clear as mud as usual. The page mentions 2009 and 2013 and according to discogs, Rumours wasn't issued on vinyl either year. The SH one was a 2011 Reprise release on 45 and 33 /3 RPM in the US. There was a bit of confusion as the European 45 release was a different mastering. Not sure about the 33 1/3 single LP but I bought from the States (http://www.discogs.com/sell/release/283 ... nt+%28M%29).
Anyway, I'm sure it'll sound good regardless. It's an exceptionally well recorded album. I believe the SH one has the countdown to Gold Dust Woman unlike the digital one.
markedkiller78 wrote:
it's the Steve Hoffman remaster, so should be **** hot
Are you sure? Amazon clear as mud as usual. The page mentions 2009 and 2013 and according to discogs, Rumours wasn't issued on vinyl either year. The SH one was a 2011 Reprise release on 45 and 33 /3 RPM in the US. There was a bit of confusion as the European 45 release was a different mastering. Not sure about the 33 1/3 single LP but I bought from the States (http://www.discogs.com/sell/release/283 ... nt+%28M%29).
Anyway, I'm sure it'll sound good regardless. It's an exceptionally well recorded album. I believe the SH one has the countdown to Gold Dust Woman unlike the digital one.
This is a ballache! So many pressings I thought as it was a remaster and reprise, it had to be the Hoffman mix, clearly not.
Important part is it arriving tomorrow.
I've ordered moon safari from Amazon too, not got a clue what version they are selling.
On top of that, ordered back to black, listed as UK but I'll bet it's the U.S. one that arrives with a **** pressing and missing song.
@Geo, it came with the turntable. I very much doubt I would have spent £300+ on my first cart if it was just a bare arm it came with.
I've got vinyl pressed from digital remasters that sound perfectly good but if you want an album to sound the best it can, it's worth doing the research. Usually the best version is an early UK pressing so the challenge is finding a decent one at a fair price. Occasionally there's a well done analogue remaster out there that you can find new. Got a great 2009 remaster of After The Gold Rush last week.
1. It's a superb album.
2. The 'Personal Surround' gimmick sounds absolutely bloody wonderful. Tested on HD598's and AKG K550's, not tried my s3c and s4c IEM's yet, reckon the s4c's will sound like butter though.
Nice Gryo though.
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