Dave Brubeck Time Out - Classic Records 180 Gram Audiophile 45 RPM 4 LP Set
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Dave Brubeck Time Out - Classic Records 180 Gram Audiophile 45 RPM 4 LP Set
Brand new factory sealed Dave Brubeck - Time Out set consisting of 4 single sided 12" 45 rpm LPs pressed by Classic Records. Shrink wrap is fully intact and the sleeves are all in pristine condition. The album was remastered from the original master tapes by Bernie Grundman. Long out of print and highly collectible.
'DarqueKnight' carried out a Comparison Of Eleven(!) Versions Of Dave Brubeck's "Time Out" - here are his comments on this version. He rated this as 10/10, no other version (good though they are) bettered 8/10 - so this was a clear winner.
'The best sounding of the eleven is the 4 LP set.'
'The Classic Records 4 LP 45RPM version is spectacular in every stereophonic aspect: image weight, depth, image size, clarity, detail, tonal balance, bass articulation, bass weight, everything.'
'The Classic Records 4 LP set is the best sounding recording I own in any format. It produces the heaviest and most three dimensional images, the most articulate and detailed bass, and the most clearly defined and sharply localized ambient and reverberant information.'
'The 4 LP set provided more of an illusion of live performers in my living room. The 4 LP set sounds more dynamic with significantly more bass detail and articulation. Bass notes requite wider grooves and the grooves could be spaced out more with 4 sides. Less equalization was required to size the grooves to fit into a more confined space. The 4 LP set sets up a sound stage with very clearly defined boundaries. I could "see" where the "walls" were as sound reflected off the sides, rear, and even the ceiling of the sound stage. It was as if a room had been created around me. The 4 LP set is more holographic and three dimensional with a greater sense of space between images and more of a sense of the images themselves being solid three dimensional objects. This was particularly true of Dave Brubeck's piano, which was the largest sound image. It was easier to hear sounds coming from different parts of the piano. All instruments had micro-details that I had not noticed before, such as the different reverberant envelopes of individual bass notes, more "brassiness" and "reediness" in the alto saxophone, and more "skin" sound from the drums.'
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