Please join me as I discuss how the entire record industry can standardize their mastering chain transparency from source to mastering. We don't need a SPARS code.

Plus, is Bernie Grundman mastering the Walmart and Target 40th Anniversary Michael Jackson Thriller album? Find out here!

Please join Steve Westman and Norman Mazzy” Maslov as they:

Give their predictions on the up coming mastering chain announcement from MOFI and Mike from The Ingroove. Do they think there’s a digital step (DSD) or will it be analogue?

Plus, a deeper dive into the 40 year old rumors that Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs may have made a digital copy of the entire Beatles catalog instead of cutting it straight from the master tapes!! True or False?

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For my conversation with Tracking Angle’s Michael Fremer.

We discuss and get his views on the rumors surrounding Mobile Fidelity Sounds Labs mastering chain debate on their Thriller One-step release. Was it a digital mastering or was it mastered from the original analog tapes? Find out what Michael knows and what source MOFI used.

Plus many more exciting audiophile vinyl topics including his views on The Beatles 2014 mono box and MOFI’s Beatles Box.

Sit back grab your popcorn with extra butter and enjoy!

To be embossed or not to be embossed that is the question...................

Please join me as:

1. I compare the sound quality of Mobile Fidelity Sounds Labs’ 45 RPM pressing of Alan Parsons Project Eye in The Sky to my 1982 33 RPM Original “Embossed” Canadian pressing!

2. My thoughts and ideas on changing the supposed MOFI “embossed” album cover controversy!

3. Find out if MOFI’s pressing is worth the $59 price tag!

My shootout gear:

Pure Fidelity Harmony Turntable

Origin Live tonearm

Pure Fidelity Stratos cartridge

Sonus Faber Maxima Amator speakers

Aavik R280 Phono Preamp

Aavik I280 Integrated Amp

Torus Power RM20 Isolation Transformer and

Ansuz D2 Cables.

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My conversation with Acoustic Sound’s Chad Kassem.

1. He talks about the vinyl industry.

2. When Analogue Productions next UHQR will be released.

3. How many UHQR 45 RPM Kind of Blue will be pressed.

4. We discuss some of his favourite sounding albums from Led Zeppelin to Lighting Hopkins.

4. Pink Floyd’s upcoming Animals album.

5. And much much more!

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Please join me for a very informative conversation with mastering engineer Kevin Gray.

1. Find out what some of Kevin's favorite sounding albums he mastered are.

2. What it was like working with the original master tapes for Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon.

3. What it was like working with Jerry Garcia and The Grateful Dead.

4. Get the definitive answer on if Steely Dan's original master tapes are still in existence.

5. His views on half speed mastering.

6. Find out when his AAA John Coltrane Blue Train remastering will be released.

7. His take on DSD/digital vs analogue.

8. The equipment he uses in the studio and the gear he uses at home.

Plus a lot more. I hope you enjoy it.

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As I have a wonderful and very Informative conversation with legendary mastering engineer Bernie Grundman. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did.

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As I review:

Eric Clapton’s - Unplugged

MOFI’s 45 RPM Supervinyl One-Step mastered by Kreig Wunderlich.

MOFI’s DSD mastered SACD by Shawn R. Britton.

2011 Reprise Records cut by Chris Bellman and pressed at Pallas.

1992 Original CD release mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound.

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I have quick look at the huge MOFI announcement of Michael Jackson's Thriller on 33 RPM One-step Supervinyl. WOW! Limited to 40,000.

Eric Clapton's 45 RPM Unplugged One-step is now shipping. A big day!!!

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Please join me:

1. I look at Electric Recording Company's latest announcement The Doors self-titled "true mono" pressing. I breakdown the possible controversy surrounding the tape that may have been used and find out what a "LEDO" tape is.

2. I also discuss and look at what I feel are the two best sounding Mono and Stereo pressings of The Doors self titled albums by Analogue Productions and Vinyl Me Please.

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