the MultiCh on the old Sony SACD is a total load of balls comprising bits of the Quad mix in the Front channels and ambience thereof in the Rears and is indeed missing elements from the Quad. avoid avoid avoid!
Listening to Now (In Surround) - Volume 2
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Late to the party with these releases: newly acquired off of ebay Queen Greatest Video Hits 2. I'm still waiting for GVH1 from a different ebay seller, cheap as chips these are, I don't know what's stopped me from obtaining them up to now, it's really good.
Man, i mos' def' feel u! Rumours came out the year i learned to drive, and it was on serious FM rotation as i cruised around town! Having lost some important people in my own life recently (and others on the ropes), i try and believe they are still with me, that i carry them in my heart. Scored this one in Japan!
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Bob Dylan SLOW TRAIN COMING [COLUMBIA/Multi~CH SACD 5.1] 5.1 mix: Chris Shaw/Mastered by George Marino
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Bob Dylan BLOOD ON THE TRACKS [Columbia/Multi~C H SACD 5.1] Superb discrete 5.1 remix by Elliot Scheiner/Mastered by Darcy Proper
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900 Club - QQ All-Star
Symphony X - Paradise Lost (DTS 5.1)
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800 Club - QQ All-Star
Great mix
David Bedford – Instructions For Angels
(Virgin – V2090 LP - BBC MATRIX H QUAD)
I keep wondering whether I should try and get the LP, did he have 2 Quad album releases?
Not that I'm aware of, per Mark Anderson's database-
DAVID BEDFORD -
Instructions For Angels. Virgin records V 2090. (MH) [UK]
So far only an QS SMv2 decode, will be trying some @MidiMagic layout for BBC MATRIX H decoding (post QS & SQ remix) and just for kicks a software UHJ decode for comparison. It's not super surroundy, more of a live Ambisonic sound with some parts better than others. I actually believe I read that most of it was recorded Live in a Church.
It also has Mike Oldfield playing guitar on the title track.
And take a close look at this rare Sansui Dunc.
BBC Matrix H
Does anyone know which tracks were actually broadcast in Quad? The follow on email I received from BBC states that their paperwork does not specify which tracks are in Matrix H, and that looks like it was a live broadcast and is not in their archive.
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There are two tracks in SQ on the Collaborations LP in Mike Oldfields Boxed, "The Phaeacian Games" & "Extract From Star's End" which are written by David Bedford, which is why I wondered about a 2nd Quad album. There is also "First Excursion" which is a Bedford/Oldfield composition.Not that I'm aware of, per Mark Anderson's database-
DAVID BEDFORD -
Instructions For Angels. Virgin records V 2090. (MH) [UK]
So far only an QS SMv2 decode, will be trying some @MidiMagic layout for BBC MATRIX H decoding (post QS & SQ remix) and just for kicks a software UHJ decode for comparison. It's not super surroundy, more of a live Ambisonic sound with some parts better than others. I actually believe I read that most of it was recorded Live in a Church.
It also has Mike Oldfield playing guitar on the title track.
And take a close look at this rare Sansui Dunc.
BBC Matrix H
Does anyone know which tracks were actually broadcast in Quad? The follow on email I received from BBC states that their paperwork does not specify which tracks are in Matrix H, and that looks like it was a live broadcast and is not in their archive.
I'm whetting my Zappatite for the upcoming release of Waka/Wazoo Deluxe 4CD + Blu-Ray 5.1 and Atmos by listening to this killer DVD-A:
And one of my favo(u)rite tracks on QuAUDIOPHILIAc is, of course, . . .
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And one of my favo(u)rite tracks on QuAUDIOPHILIAc is, of course, . . .
Breaking in the new AVR with xPropaganda in glorious 7.1.4!
Good stuff.
Good stuff.
What AVR ya running there Boonie?
Jpup, I just received an "open box" Onkyo TX-RZ50. 9 channels of amplification but processing for 22!
(JUST KIDDING!).No, it's a considered a 9.2, but with pre-outs and processing for all plus an additional two channels. I'm "pre-outing" the back/side surrounds to my old venerable Sherwood analog input AVR for a total of 7.1.4.
Since all processing is done within the unit as compared to my previous "frankenstein" system that relied on ASIO4ALL and the Dolby Reference Player, I can finally now bitstream from my much loved PowerDVD in 7.1.4.
So my four overhead speakers are positioned as Top Middle and Top Rear in this crazy pc/audio/bed room jam packed with furniture and pc/audio gear.
Sounds good! I have only used the Audyssey speaker setup thus far, will need to grab a different mic for the Dirac speaker setup should I decide to do so. But I'm impressed the low end is crisp and clear, as are the vocals compared to my former gear. Even with the Audyssey setup I can hear a big difference. My first test listen after setup was the Atmos "xPropaganda" and then Booka Shade's "Dear Future Self". All I've had time for so far, as the house is down to quiet mode for the night.
I've discovered that, no doubt encouraged by my frittering away such capitol, that I will soon be purchasing also a complementary washer and dryer for my dear wife! lol.
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The Band THE BAND gorgeous 5.1 remix [BD~A 96/24] by Bob Clearmountain. Mastered by Bob Ludwig
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