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    Was a big fan of the original band back in day. Cant say I ever noticed but then I probably wasnt too bothered. Certainly sure none were a mile out
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    Quote Originally Posted by struth View Post
    Was a big fan of the original band back in day. Cant say I ever noticed but then I probably wasnt too bothered. Certainly sure none were a mile out
    Back in the day just about everyone had ceramic cartridges.
    Perhaps there lies the gateway to the mystery.

    Just played a nice new copy of Nursery Cryme (2007 remix/remaster), and the sound of it took me back 40 or so years .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stratmangler View Post
    Back in the day just about everyone had ceramic cartridges.
    Some ceramic cartridges actually sound quite decent. Acos and Decca spring to mind. Not the most refined sound maybe, but surprisngly transparent and lots of vitality.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Some ceramic cartridges actually sound quite decent. Acos and Decca spring to mind. Not the most refined sound maybe, but surprisngly transparent and lots of vitality.
    Funnily enough, it's the vitality that had me rapt throughout Nursery Cryme just now.
    It had a similar vitality and vivid quality back in '73/'74.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stratmangler View Post
    Funnily enough, it's the vitality that had me rapt throughout Nursery Cryme just now.
    It had a similar vitality and vivid quality back in '73/'74.
    Ah. Well if you like that, you'll have to get a Decca London!
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    Really like the CD reissues of the early Genesis albums which is why I do not have any on vinyl. One thing I was always aware of though is that I always thought that Genesis albums were very toppy and thin. I never was truly happy with any of their albums. I think though that my favourite reissue has to be Trick of the Tail.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Haselsh1 View Post
    Really like the CD reissues of the early Genesis albums which is why I do not have any on vinyl. One thing I was always aware of though is that I always thought that Genesis albums were very toppy and thin. I never was truly happy with any of their albums. I think though that my favourite reissue has to be Trick of the Tail.
    I would lay the blame of you hearing them as toppy and thin squarely on the
    potentiometer you use http://www.primaluna-usa.com/prologue-three/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Light Dependant Resistor View Post
    I would lay the blame of you hearing them as toppy and thin squarely on the
    potentiometer you use http://www.primaluna-usa.com/prologue-three/

    " Better not compromise, it won't be easy "

    Cheers / Chris
    I may be wrong but I'm not sure I owned this amplifier back in 1972 but throughout my entire time with Genesis, their albums have always been thin and weedy. Only now with this powerful, warm sounding EL34 amplifier have they actually started to open up.

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