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post #46 of 56
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Originally Posted by Red Jacket Mike View Post

I sent an email out to the above address a couple of days ago, asking how to go about receiving the replacement discs.  I didn't attach a receipt at all; my mailing address happened to be added to the message as part of my signature, though.

 

I received a reply today saying that they were out of stock, would be receiving more next week, and would then ship the replacements to me ASAP.  Apparently you don't have to send in the defective ones, or even show proof of purchase.

 

We'll see what happens in a week or so.


Matches my experience as well. The email said they should be shipped very soon.

 

post #47 of 56

I do remember hearing a few glitches on my Fly By Night cd but I haven't listened to the A Farewell To Kings DVD yet to see if mine has any problems.Is the problem on the dvd on all of them or only certain batches?


Edited by hawk - 2/10/12 at 5:25pm
post #48 of 56
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Originally Posted by hawk View Post

I do remember hearing a few glitches on my Fly By Night cd but I haven't listened to the A Farewell To Kings DVD yet to see if mine has any problems.Is the problem on the dvd on all of them or only certain batches?


I think the initial run was all affected.

 

post #49 of 56

I heard at least 6 or 7 audio dropouts of 1/2 second or so on Fly By Night.  Especially distracting with headphones.  On the Farewell To Kings DVD, I heard no problems at all.  I only listened to the 5.1, though; possibly the problems are with the hi-res stereo version.

post #50 of 56
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Originally Posted by Red Jacket Mike View Post

I heard at least 6 or 7 audio dropouts of 1/2 second or so on Fly By Night.  Especially distracting with headphones.  On the Farewell To Kings DVD, I heard no problems at all.  I only listened to the 5.1, though; possibly the problems are with the hi-res stereo version.


Could very well be, I was listening to the high-res stereo version of Farewell to Kings and mine had a few "issues".

 

post #51 of 56

I'll get the replacement discs for both of them even though I don't have the capability to listen to the hi res layer on the A Farewell To Kings dvd.[don't know if the regular stereo version's affected]


Edited by hawk - 2/10/12 at 7:45pm
post #52 of 56

I sent them an email for the replacements yesterday........Got an email from them earlier today saying they'll send the replacements asap. 


Edited by hawk - 2/13/12 at 6:12pm
post #53 of 56

I received my replacement discs today.

post #54 of 56

I finally got mine today.  It appears that all issues have been resolved.  I'm still surprised that I did not have to provide the original discs, or even a receipt.  They mailed the replacements without any proof of purchase at all.

 

For anyone who has waited quite awhile without receiving theirs, an email contact person at Universal is:  Penny.Riley@umusic.com

 

 

post #55 of 56

Update, 14 months later:  It looks like all of the Sectors material is now available in 24/96 from HDTracks, as well as the 7 later albums, all the way up through Snakes and Arrows.  So, for around $189.00, and lots of download time (probably around a year with dialup) you can have it all, (studio albums, that is) except for Clockwork Angels.  Not a bad deal for 22 albums.

post #56 of 56
Downloading it all right now. There's also a 10% of coupon "rush10".

About half of my Rush CD 's are scratched or damaged somewhat from all the years on them. So my rips are missing some tracks, have a few pops or whatnot.

It's time to replace it all with high-res!
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