mahlher:
The first Quad LP's I listened to were by Jeff Beck and Santana.
I was in Hawaii @ the time and they had LP's from the Japanese market (in stores) which were yet to be available on the mainland.
One that I recall was an LP by "The Climax Blues Band" that a friend who owned a record store could not get until almost a year later.
The best "not true Quadrophic" setup I heard was maybe 4 years later (75/76) using a B&O black box (tiny little thing) and a pair of cheap single driver speakers which were once "winged" to a vintage R2R deck.
The B&O setup was much subtler/less distractive than the true Quad systems I'd heard (just added a sense of increased space to the sound).
DeKay
The first Quad LP's I listened to were by Jeff Beck and Santana.
I was in Hawaii @ the time and they had LP's from the Japanese market (in stores) which were yet to be available on the mainland.
One that I recall was an LP by "The Climax Blues Band" that a friend who owned a record store could not get until almost a year later.
The best "not true Quadrophic" setup I heard was maybe 4 years later (75/76) using a B&O black box (tiny little thing) and a pair of cheap single driver speakers which were once "winged" to a vintage R2R deck.
The B&O setup was much subtler/less distractive than the true Quad systems I'd heard (just added a sense of increased space to the sound).
DeKay