The visualization would essentially be below. The illustration represents 2 cables merging into 1 RCA, then 1 RCA splitting to 2 again to the preamp. At least two fake versions were on the market. One was reporter by our own theo1954. It is numbered as ? 000003. Another fake was reported by Jessa on the other resource with box number ? 001962. The other one was discussed by Beave on Steve Hoffman’s music forum (no information about the number of the box). Mastered in Direct Stream Digital (DSD) from the original mono master recordings by acclaimed Grammy award-winning mastering engineer Bob Ludwig.

One really minor complaint, I wish they had a blue Decca label for Their Satanic Majesties Request. I was commenting both on the visceral impact as well as on some of the differences I was hearing in that recording. I'm obviously not alone in preferring the original.Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. Since the recordings are identical, you’d think the two box sets would be equal. This is where cutting, pressing and vinyl quality affect LPs. Yes, but on that one I can see being ok with getting the counterfeit, if you're into that, because you have the music still in pristine quality. If you buy something like the CD Singles box, only a real 'collector' is going to bother themselves with playing cd singles...what a hassle. So that person wants the 'real thing' not a counterfeit.

I’m not going to write about the two “fold down” albums, Beggar’s Banquet and “ Let It Bleed except to say there are real mono mixes of “Sympathy For the Devil” and “Let It Bleed” that are superb. These last two are two fantastic albums with diverse, brilliant material. Some suggest the original stereo mix folded down to mono is not good. I think it sounds great and even adds a little bloom to the previous close mic recordings. Beggars Banquet was the debut of the band’s new producer, Jimmy Miller. To maximise sound quality, it was important to source first generation tapes or as high a generation sources as possible for the ultimate mastering. To begin, I installed the 0.7mil Zero and concentrated upon those mid-80s pressings compared to the new box set.

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The Rolling Stones in Mono was mastered by acclaimed GRAMMY® award winning engineer Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering. For the project he utilized Direct Stream Digital (DSD) transfers from the original master recordings, with a sampling rate of 2,822,400. Lacquer cutting for vinyl was performed at Abbey Road Studios by Alex Wharton and Sean Magee. All vinyl box sets will be numbered and pressed on 180-gram vinyl. The Rolling Stones in Mono project has been overseen by Teri Landi, ABKCO’s Grammy award winning Chief Audio Engineer. I just want to give a bit of clarification for people confused about BB and LIB in mono. Those two LPs were released in both mono and stereo editions in the UK on the red Decca label.