Quoted from Presto:
' New high definition 24-bit 192 kHz transfers from the original 1975 master tapes.'
and form JPC:
'The recording has been remastered from the original ...
I adore this album, and usually like Analogue Production mastering jobs - but this release is unfortunately no more dynamic (and a touch more loudly mastered) than my 2008 ...
For completeness I asked ChatGTP to provide an up-date on SACD pressing plants;
There are currently three pressing plants worldwide still manufacturing SACD discs as of ...
Thank you for clarifications Scott A.
This is a very interesting information about '12 weeks for essential maintenance' at Sony DADC Salzburg.
My guess is that all 3 pressing ...
I would agree hiredfox. I got excited to see this release only to be shocked at the £/€120 price tag. Seriously! For a 2 disc release! Sadly I won't be purchasing at this ...
I see that some people, perhaps driven by nostalgia (and willing to pay for it!), collect yesteryear's heroes. That's OK with me. However, isn’t it sad to observe that with ...
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Comment by Downunderman - October 13, 2024 (1 of 1)
This one, a limited edition of 3,000 and mastered by Shawn R. Britton.
Previously released as a multi-channel SACD way back in 1999 Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison and there seems to have been varied opinions as to the sonic merits of this version. It also had bonus tracks added and is uncensored.
We now have the album as originally released - No bonus tracks and the sweary bit bleeped. I'm very happy that they have stayed true to the original release here.
The mastering sounds very good, especially considering the recording equipment they had and the difficult environment. It is very alive and immediate with the performance/recording warts adding to the energy and realness of it all.
And of course, the defining humanity of the album shines through better than ever.
It is unlikely that there will be a better version so get it while you can.
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Comment by Downunderman - October 13, 2024 (1 of 1)
This one, a limited edition of 3,000 and mastered by Shawn R. Britton.
Previously released as a multi-channel SACD way back in 1999 Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison and there seems to have been varied opinions as to the sonic merits of this version. It also had bonus tracks added and is uncensored.
We now have the album as originally released - No bonus tracks and the sweary bit bleeped. I'm very happy that they have stayed true to the original release here.
The mastering sounds very good, especially considering the recording equipment they had and the difficult environment. It is very alive and immediate with the performance/recording warts adding to the energy and realness of it all.
And of course, the defining humanity of the album shines through better than ever.
It is unlikely that there will be a better version so get it while you can.