Your expensive analog vinyl record reissue is actually...digital

[AJ Soundfield]

MOFI was running a blind listening test for audiophiles. Specially for those who believed that they could tell a difference between the digital and the analog sound. :lol:

Yep, funnier than the ones I ran where they knew they were being tested. These new "I knew all along" claims after finding out, add to the humor.

cheers,

AJ

 

[Mike]

Yep, funnier than the ones I ran where they knew they were being tested. These new "I knew all along" claims after finding out, add to the humor. [emoji6]

cheers,

AJ

Good thing some of us have email evidence! [emoji6]


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[aKnyght]

as they say, you can fool some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time...

interesting 2016 review of the mofi KoB:

Miles on MoFi (45rpm) | Stereophile.com

 

[AJ Soundfield]

as they say, you can fool some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time...
interesting 2016 review of the mofi KoB:
Miles on MoFi (45rpm) | Stereophile.com

And MoFi's other 45rpm reissues of Miles Davis albums from this point on—all of which were cut from the original master tapes (perhaps the crucial difference)—sound terrific. In the wake of head-shaking over the new Kind of Blue, I listened or re-listened to MoFi's pressings of Nefertiti, Sorcerer, Filles de Kilimanjaro, and Miles in the Sky—and, to the extent I could compare them with the original pressings, they are sonically superior. (They're far superior to other reissues by Sony and Mosaic.)

Perfectly consistent with all testing of the Usain Bolts of "hearing".
Just sit back, relax and enjoy...if one can.

cheers,

AJ