Blues Stay Away From Me - Harry James Orch McIntosh Stereo System
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Channel: maynardcat · 2012 · Music
BEST SOUND AT 720p LPs vs CDs in sound qualtiy http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/question487.htm This video was made using a Canon Vixia HFM-41 camcorder All camcorder automatic sound recording settings were turned off except for wide stereo separation, and the camera does pick up some stereo separation with this setting. Blues Stay Away From Me by the Harry James Orch., recorded from the 33rpm Shefield Labs direct to disc LP, and played on a McIntosh stereo through Lentek speakers, and played at a realistic volume level similar to that of a live band playing. This was recorded live direct to the master disc, and with the McIntosh amplifiers giving a more natural lifelike sound to instruments coupled with the direct to disc LP it's almost like being at a pub listening to a live jazz band. McIntosh C-28 pre-amp McIntosh 2105 power amp. The direct to disc LPs had considerably more dynamic range and lifelike quality sound over standard LPs, and much better sound than CDs. Direct to disc LPs had to be played with a high quality very compliant magnetic cartridge and quality tonearm as the dynamics recorded in the record could not be tracked with standard record players. They could not track the high dynamics recorded in the records, and would jump out of the grooves causing permanent damage to the record. .
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