Did you clean the new records first? If you use a enzymatic cleaner it should remove the parting agents from the pressing process. Viola no more tick and pops!
On Mar 27, 2011 3:15 PM, "Brian Treml" <britre123@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Hubbers;
>
> As promised I have completed my remastering of Wish You Were Here
> Quadraphonic SQ UK and USA Versions. I have included the two decoded
> versions on DVD-A only LCPM format 4 channel, and undecoded versions
> in stereo LCPM which you could decode if you so desire. If you want a
> DTS version or any other version you will need to make that yourself
> using appropriate software. I will only be doing this DVD Audio
> version. It will be up later tonight as that is the time I can afford
> the bandwidth. This was made with all new equipment I obtained after I
> made the versions on the BDA 35 anni disc.
>
> The UK is full of audio flavor and quite honestly I never heard this
> sound this good and clear. Separation is not as good as the USA SQ or
> the 8-Track version but it is different from the others.
>
> The USA is still flat but has a good separation for SQ. As I have said
> before I believe one tape was used for the LP and 8-Track issues of
> this album and through the SQ encode process sepration suffered. But I
> think audio quality is heads up above the 8-Track.
>
> Stereo is stereo. Decode if you like and if you can get better
> separation than my equipment offers that is awesome. Love to hear it.
>
> There is a portion of the USA version which was not de-clicked due to
> distortion of the music and synths. You will have to trade the vynil
> pops and clicks for sound. These were both sealed albums prior to my
> first project for the Hub version.
>
>
>
> On Mar 19, 9:52 pm, Brian Treml <britre...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Dear Hubbers,
>>
>> I have obtained some new equipment and for my first release, Aerosmith-
>> Toys In The Attic SQ LP decoded to both DVD-A LCPM 4 channel format
>> and DTS CD. Both are in ISO format and will be in my share tommorow.
>> For some reason no one has done this one perhaps because there is an
>> SACD version. The SACD however is a completely different mix with most
>> directional qualities matching the stereo version. This is of the time
>> and by the original engineer.
>>
>> Cmments are welcome and encouraged. I would like to confirm these came
>> out as good as it sounds on my system. No EQ, Click removal, nothing
>> in between the preamp, SQ decoder and the DAC.
>>
>> I will also be redoing my WYWH SQ UK and USA which were featured on
>> the BRD 35th Anni disc. These will also be ISO DVD-A with both
>> versions and DTS-CD's respectively. Thanks
>
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-- > Dear Hubbers;
>
> As promised I have completed my remastering of Wish You Were Here
> Quadraphonic SQ UK and USA Versions. I have included the two decoded
> versions on DVD-A only LCPM format 4 channel, and undecoded versions
> in stereo LCPM which you could decode if you so desire. If you want a
> DTS version or any other version you will need to make that yourself
> using appropriate software. I will only be doing this DVD Audio
> version. It will be up later tonight as that is the time I can afford
> the bandwidth. This was made with all new equipment I obtained after I
> made the versions on the BDA 35 anni disc.
>
> The UK is full of audio flavor and quite honestly I never heard this
> sound this good and clear. Separation is not as good as the USA SQ or
> the 8-Track version but it is different from the others.
>
> The USA is still flat but has a good separation for SQ. As I have said
> before I believe one tape was used for the LP and 8-Track issues of
> this album and through the SQ encode process sepration suffered. But I
> think audio quality is heads up above the 8-Track.
>
> Stereo is stereo. Decode if you like and if you can get better
> separation than my equipment offers that is awesome. Love to hear it.
>
> There is a portion of the USA version which was not de-clicked due to
> distortion of the music and synths. You will have to trade the vynil
> pops and clicks for sound. These were both sealed albums prior to my
> first project for the Hub version.
>
>
>
> On Mar 19, 9:52 pm, Brian Treml <britre...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Dear Hubbers,
>>
>> I have obtained some new equipment and for my first release, Aerosmith-
>> Toys In The Attic SQ LP decoded to both DVD-A LCPM 4 channel format
>> and DTS CD. Both are in ISO format and will be in my share tommorow.
>> For some reason no one has done this one perhaps because there is an
>> SACD version. The SACD however is a completely different mix with most
>> directional qualities matching the stereo version. This is of the time
>> and by the original engineer.
>>
>> Cmments are welcome and encouraged. I would like to confirm these came
>> out as good as it sounds on my system. No EQ, Click removal, nothing
>> in between the preamp, SQ decoder and the DAC.
>>
>> I will also be redoing my WYWH SQ UK and USA which were featured on
>> the BRD 35th Anni disc. These will also be ISO DVD-A with both
>> versions and DTS-CD's respectively. Thanks
>
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