For me, that's a rhetorical question. I listened this weekend to
"Blood, Sweat, and Tears 3" via a 3 3/4" pre-recorded Columbia tape. I always worry a bit about these slower speed recordings. I need not have worried. Good high end definition, superb imaging, great dynamic range, and pin-point location of each instrumentalist (and, of course, David Clayton-Thomas). A terrific, powerful experience, and even better than I remember. I am using a J-Corder-restored Pioneer reel to reel deck and ART EQ341 graphic equalizer (used to compensate for Dolby-encoded tapes).
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Topic - Reel to Reel - Is it worth ? - svisner 06:46:55 12/07/20 (9)
- RE: Reel to Reel - Is it worth ? - Inmate51 13:54:45 12/10/20 (2)
- Wide variations in quality - Victor Khomenko 07:35:34 12/11/20 (0)
- RE: Reel to Reel - Is it worth ? - Dave Pogue 13:59:07 12/10/20 (0)
- Semi-OT - caffeinator 10:57:27 12/08/20 (1)
- RE: Semi-OT - svisner 13:45:54 12/08/20 (0)
- A definite "maybe" - Victor Khomenko 13:18:01 12/07/20 (1)
- Thanks... - kootenay 17:20:25 12/07/20 (0)
- Yes of course!... - kootenay 10:12:30 12/07/20 (1)
- Always used my tt/CD as a source to make tapes I like - kff 07:31:38 12/08/20 (0)