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Are the Nuclear Blast remastered editions worth it?

Discussion in 'Threshold' started by Mullmuzzler, May 6, 2015.

  1. Mullmuzzler

    Mullmuzzler Member

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    Has anybody compared the audio between both the original releases and the newly remastered editions?
     
    #1 Mullmuzzler, May 6, 2015
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    Wounded Land and Psychedelicatessen are new audio masters compared with the originals; the rest of the catalogue remains the same. In addition, Wounded Land, March of Progress and For the Journey were mastered separately for vinyl release.
     
    #2 karl groom, May 12, 2015
  3. Mullmuzzler

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    Thanks Karl! This helps a lot. I really appreciate the answer.
     
    #3 Mullmuzzler, May 24, 2015
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    Hello,

    i recently re-discovered vinyl. Bought a decent turntable (teac tn300) and started buying records. Pre-orderded Legends and bought every previous album that i could find. They all sound horrible! When i play a Threshold record it sounds like i blew up my speakers. It's like the recording levels are to high.The sound is disrupted.

    Did a little investigating. Is it my system? Is it the element of the turntable? No, cause when i play Marillion (script for a jester's tear) 2012 pressing or any other Lp that i bought. Some new and some second hand.....no problem? They all sound great.

    So Karl just wondering......did you ever heard or played a recent pressing of a Threshold album?

    @Mullmuzzler..Do you own any Threshold Vinyl and do you recognize my problem?


    Update: a friend of mine pointed me to this website: http://dr.loudness-war.info/album/list/dr-max?artist=threshold

    here is a youtube video explaining the Loudness Wars...

    Damm i bought some expensive album covers..........


    Update 6-10-2017

    After having some vinyl fanatics over for a listening (same conclusion, the records sound horrible) we played them at their houses.....no problem??

    I returned my Teac TN 300 and bought a Pro-Ject turntable.........Problem Solved!!!

    the mystery why this happened stays...........................................
     
    #4 Kobis, Sep 24, 2017
    Last edited: Oct 6, 2017
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