Supertramp - Cannonball (Master Tape Copy)
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Recorded on the tape recorder Otari MTR-12
Tape LPR35 R34512, Equalization IEC 510 nWb/m, 15 ips, 2 track
Source of an analog signal: Tascam BR-20 (upgraded to BR-20D)
ADC: Tascam DA-3000 / CF SanDisk Extreme PRO
Generator of reference frequency: Mutec MC3+ Studio Clock
Interconnect cables: Harmonix HS-101 XLR, Ortofon 7N-SDL-001 BNC
Power supply: PS Audio Quintessence, Toyozumi Isolation Transformer, Acoustic Revive RGC-24
Power cables: Transparent Reference PowerLink, Acrolink 7N-4020 Anniversario, Harmonix X-DC Studio Master
An overlooked gem.
Nicely done, thank you.
Sounds really amazing even through the RUclips compression. I love this album, doesn’t get as much love as BIA or COTC but really good. Nice Tascam machine too. Thanks for sharing
It is not nearly as bad as it was ten years ago.
I congratulate you friend, very good your contribution in high sound quality.
Awesome man, Thank You! Sound is awesome, great track!
I don't know where you got this analogue tape at that you claim is a master recording. Especially since "Brother Where You Bound" was recorded entirely digitally. Rick Davis said the album was an entirely digital recording during his appearance on the syndicated radio programme "Rockline," hosted by the late Bob Coburn back when the album was first released in 1985. I used to listen to that show when I was kid on Monday nights back then.
I know it's a little late, but in '85, even if the recording was made digitally it probably had to go to a tape for the LP records and cassettes to be made. Only the CDs could be sourced from the digital files.
Most likely a copy sent to a mastering studio to have a lacquer cut to press records in a foreign country (at least foreign to where it was recorded). There are of course copies of albums out there, it's not impossible to own one.
At least one survived on tape?
Looks Like A Rainmeter Skin lol