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post #91 of 94
11/16/11 at 10:13pm
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Originally Posted by MacedonianHero View Post

FWIW, I have both the SACD (88kHz) and BluRay (96kHz) of DSoTM, and no contest...the BluRay's higher bit rate does sound better.

 


 

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The equalization and track gain levels on those are totally different.

 

I haven't heard the SACD but I can tell you the blu-ray 24/96 stereo Wish You Were Here has tape dropouts that don't exist on any other digital version I have, including the new 2011 CD. Go figure. Not sure why the WYWH immersion contains two totally different stereo tape transfers, when the DSOTM immersion does not. The CD and Bluray versions match up completely (minus resolution)

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post #92 of 94
11/17/11 at 6:09pm
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Originally Posted by Vkamicht View Post


 

Mhmm rolleyes.gif

 

The equalization and track gain levels on those are totally different.

 

I haven't heard the SACD but I can tell you the blu-ray 24/96 stereo Wish You Were Here has tape dropouts that don't exist on any other digital version I have, including the new 2011 CD. Go figure. Not sure why the WYWH immersion contains two totally different stereo tape transfers, when the DSOTM immersion does not. The CD and Bluray versions match up completely (minus resolution)


My comments were limited to DSoTM...FWIW, I've got the Immersion Ed. of WYWH too.

 

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post #93 of 94
11/17/11 at 8:53pm
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My comments were limited to DSoTM...FWIW, I've got the Immersion Ed. of WYWH too.

 



Yes I understood. But you can't say the "higher bit rate sounds better" when the two things you compared were totally different masterings.

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post #94 of 94
11/18/11 at 6:48pm
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Yes I understood. But you can't say the "higher bit rate sounds better" when the two things you compared were totally different masterings.


Sure you can...not a result of the higher bit rate exclusively...but one did sound better. The higher bit rate made a contribution...how much? Don't know.

 

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