They all are ....Originally Posted by Macca
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They all are ....
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You know what I mean. A lathe that does not use a digital delay line then.
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It'll have been pre computer control too
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Pre computer anything. 1967 was almost pre solid-state anything.
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you are allowed to play anything other than dsotmYeah, done all of the record cleaning with a Moth RCM so that can be removed from the equation. It has no bearing on this thread I'm afraid and I also have a very old pressing of DSOTM that is not overly knackered but I wouldn't really want to play the whole thing. This pressing dates back to around 1979.
I am going to have another sesh at some point today but the weather is superb this morning and the Harley is calling from afar.
I may try out some old classics like The Climax Blues Band, original pressing and Brand X Moroccan Roll just to see if age really does make a difference because there is no way these two albums are digital anything.
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Bullshit on both counts.
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I said almost. What was computerised in a recording studio in 1967? What was transistorised?
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Lots of stuff was transistorised by 1967. The vast majority of new stuff at the time was for a start...
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I agree. There are limits!you are allowed to play anything other than dsotm
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!
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Fair enough. I thought transistorised consoles didn' t take hold until the 1970s.
I'm surprised you could even buy one in 1967.
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