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Артист: Frank Zappa Альбом: One Size Fits All - 1996 Au20 Mastering , 1975 Жанр: zappa Формат файла: eac flac rar-store scans Ссылка: CD 84 clicks Нахождение: eDonkey/Kademlia

Frank Zappa 1975
One Size Fits All - 1996 Au20 Mastering



Релиз от runo.

Отличный диск и СУПЕР звук!
Конечно хреново, что мастер уже с Dolby A, но тем не менее.!

Au 20 отличная серия, ее на stevehoffman.tv очень хвалят!
Так что если у кого что из нее есть - то милости просим!

This post has been edited by runo on 07-09-2006, 17:24

Great release !
Thanks a lot !!!

Может Apostrophe - 1974 (Au20) у кого есть?
Или еще что из серии Au20?

отличный звук...

Спасибо!

"Апостроф" есть вообще-то, но в классическом демоноидовском виде -- оффсет не выставлен, бедненько три скана, в остальном вроде все в порядке
если кому нужно -- говорите куда вылить, т.к. изготовить релиз (да еще и в iso.wv ) и официально его запостить мне сейчас не под силу, увы..
P.S. у заппы на Au20, кроме этих двух дисков вроде ничего не было

QUOTE (lostandfound @ 06-04-2008, 17:15)

"Апостроф" есть вообще-то, но в классическом демоноидовском виде -- оффсет не выставлен, бедненько три скана, в остальном вроде все в порядке если кому нужно -- говорите куда вылить

Нет надобности! Apostrophe (’)

вполне возможно, что и нет надобности, я просто предлагаю..
но между RCD 10519 и RCD 80519 может существовать разница, как я полагаю, и даже не только в цвете покрытия диска

QUOTE (lostandfound @ 06-04-2008, 18:05)

но между RCD 10519 и RCD 80519 может существовать разница

Так ведь если это Ryko RCD 80519, то он и есть Audiophile Au20 gold CD... Однако:

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Audiophile Au20 Gold CD IDENTICAL TO: the vinyl and some runs of the 1995 CD DIFFERENT FROM: the original CD and early runs of the 1995 CD Ryko issued Apostrophe (') and One Size Fits All, in "limited" (numbered) editions, as expensive audiophile gold CDs - the discs used gold instead of aluminum. You may want to argue that gold itself would not make a compact disc sound that much better, but both discs were made from improved master tapes and sound much better (on good equipment). The gold may be mostly a gimmick to warrant the higher price necessitated by the major time and effort spent to prepare an extremely good master. The master used for this CD was of the original vinyl mix, not the remix that was on the original CD, the Zappa Records CD, and the most runs of the 1995 CD. Some time after this gold CD came out, Ryko switched to using this same master for new runs of their 1995 CD. From Pieter van Vollenhoven: The Au20 CD was mastered from the original dolby A master tapes. Playback was through a specially enhanced Ampex ATR-102 using audio cards by J. Musgrave and courtesy of the Complex [?] recording studios. No equalization, compression, limiting or any other "enhancement" of any kind was added during the transfer. The analog-to-digital conversion was done through a dB technologies AD122 converter in the 20-bit mode, directly to the hard disk of the Sonic Solutions digital mastering workstation. Once edited in the final form the program was transferred through the Sony super-bitmapping process integrated into the sonic system. This noise-shaping process allows the music to be captured in 16 bits while maintaining the optional signal to noise equivalent of 20 bits. This superbitmapped master was then used in the production of the Au20 CD. From Michael Nickel: Has anybody noticed that the cover of the two Au20 gold versions have exact the same booklets as the regular Ryko versions? (Take a look at the booklet numbers) glitch on gold CD DAN WATKINS: I was listening to my Au20 CD of Apostrophe (yeah, screw anyone who bought the regular CD after the Au20 switch) and noticed something weird right at the beginning of "Cosmik Debris". Right before the 00:01 mark, there's a weird tape warp or something. I compared this to the '95 CD, and it isn't there. Anyone else notice this? I'm sure that this isn't something that just happened on my CD. ZOMBY WOOF: Please detail the symptom ... is it like a "this tape has been eaten" sound? DAN WATKINS: Yeah, it's like the speed changes for a quick nanosecond. I've never noticed this on any other copy of the album. I went back and checked the LP, and I don't hear it there either. Maybe it's just the way that guitar note is played, and the clarity of the Au20 CD is letting me hear it for the first time? I don't know. It just sounds kind of funny. BIFFY THE ELEPHANT SHREW: I finally got around to checking this. Yep, it's there. LEWIS SAUL: I don't hear it. What are you talking about? I hear George laughing at the end of "O'Blivion" and then "Cosmik" kicks in - I don't hear any tape warp. LEWIS SAUL (A LITTLE LATER): Never mind. I hear it now. Weird.