The new QRP pressings of Moving Pictures and A Farewell To Kings are the only new Rush pressings I have, but I am honestly very happy with them. They are the best sounding versions of these recordings I have heard to date. I was a huge fan of them from the late 70's so everything I ever owned of theirs was on vinyl. I still own a few of the LPs I bought back then, and in comparison to their remastered counterparts I favor the latter.
"RUSH" Vinyl remasters vs CD --Sound differences...OPINIONS?
Is it just me or do these vinyl remasters sound "warm". To me, it seems everything is recessed sounding or laid back.
In contrast the CDs sound more forward ,upfront and focused more sharply. More intricate.
I am surprised at this . This is not a "which is better analog or digital "discussion!!!
Simply, I was expecting the same "sound" as the CD but more "analogy". If that makes sense.
I've enjoyed many vinyl remasters that did not strike me in this fashion.
The difference in the performance of my digital and analog front end are negligible. They perform very well. An A/B comparison was easily done.
Just wondering. Any RUSH fans out there? Notice the same thing?
thanks
mike
In contrast the CDs sound more forward ,upfront and focused more sharply. More intricate.
I am surprised at this . This is not a "which is better analog or digital "discussion!!!
Simply, I was expecting the same "sound" as the CD but more "analogy". If that makes sense.
I've enjoyed many vinyl remasters that did not strike me in this fashion.
The difference in the performance of my digital and analog front end are negligible. They perform very well. An A/B comparison was easily done.
Just wondering. Any RUSH fans out there? Notice the same thing?
thanks
mike