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edwardc77 · 06-16-2013, 12:55 PM

OK,here's my two cents on this.

You will find problems with loudness on many recent releases and on a lot of old albums that have been recently remastered. For the new albums there isn't really much you can do,for the remastered albums your best bet would be to buy the non remastered versions or at the very least get informed and decide on a case by case basis.

Regarding some early 80's cds,it's true that you might find some albums that have been poorly transferred to the digital realm. However there are some notable exceptions ,like the Barry Diament Led Zeppelin masters.

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edwardc77 Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Italy Posts: 128	OK,here's my two cents on this. You will find problems with loudness on many recent releases and on a lot of old albums that have been recently remastered. For the new albums there isn't really much you can do,for the remastered albums your best bet would be to buy the non remastered versions or at the very least get informed and decide on a case by case basis. Regarding some early 80's cds,it's true that you might find some albums that have been poorly transferred to the digital realm. However there are some notable exceptions ,like the Barry Diament Led Zeppelin masters. __________________ Thought he lost everything then he lost a whole lot more....