- Nashville
- Joined on June 8, 2015
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- Releases Rated 1,373
- Rating Average 4.64
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- Average Vote 3.17
- Votes Received 125
- Last 10 Day Average 4.00
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The best plant in existence. Hardly ever any warping, and ALWAYS dead silent. They do amazing work, consistently.
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Not sure what systems these others below me have, but this release is EXTREMELY disappointing compared to other Jerry reissues. And I have a great system. I have gone through FOUR of these box sets. Excessive, embedded, repetitive surface noise on...
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Sounds great but I bought two copies --all four discs extremely warped. So for that reason, I'm returning. Bummer
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Leagues better than the opaque version, which is extremely noisy and unbearable. This version still has some no-fill, but probably 10% or less of what the opaque version has.
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Great pressing. Quiet, flat vinyl and that T Bone Burnett production is always phenomenal.
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After a streak of poor pressings in this series, I can say this is easily the best title I've picked up. Finally, a disc with no warp/dish, no scratches, dead quiet, and sounds amazing. If only they were all like this one.
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Tried two copies, both extremely warped. Had to send back unfortunately.
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Every single disc has faint, squiggly looking scratches causing repetitive noise due to the lack of proper inner sleeves. Several songs completely ruined by this, sadly. Love the design of the printed inners, but they should've used poly-lined ones to...
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Turntable Lab has nothing to do with the production/manufacturing of their exclusives. They just sell them as the exclusive retailer.
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Sounds really great. The butterfly effect looks super cool too!
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This remaster smokes my 1975 NM copy. All the vocal distortion on my original is gone and overall just sounds so much smoother and punchier.
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Not sure how the person below me got a "flat" copy when I have now tried FOUR copies, all dish warped the exact same way. Classic Optimal these days
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Phenomenal especially for the price. Flat and dead quiet AAA vinyl and a nice tip on jacket for $25. Can't be beat!
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Borderline unbearable inner groove distortion on both sides playing on my Rega Planar 3 and Elys 2 cart. Otherwise, a beautiful sounding reissue with dead quiet vinyl.
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Agree with the reviews. Great sound but bad distortion. Also, my copy was warped so I just decided to send it back.
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My copy is perfect. There's some surface noise that's not even close to distracting but both LPs are as flat as can be (my TT is extremely unforgiving when revealing warps). I have the deluxe 9LP but I had to grab this gold vinyl!
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It always seems to be just me. Just got the replacement discs. Exact same thing. Warped like plates.
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As to be expected from GZ, both discs are dish warped.
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Aside from IGD on my Rega Planar 3, this pressing sounds tremendous to me.
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Sonically sounds great and overall quiet, but there are moments where there's noticeable surface noise. Not overpowering, but mildly distracting.
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The only thing marring this reissue from being perfect is once again because of RTI. As others mention, ticks and pops throughout. Nothing extreme, but still noticeable and sadly irremovable.
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Four copies I have now tried, attempting to get a playable copy. All four copies have some of the worst warps I have ever seen. Completely unremovable with my Vinyl Flat. Completely unplayable and dangerous for anyone's stylus. Cramming the thick...
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