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You'd think the distorted highs/lows of the retail version would be enough to tell the difference. I listened on my (work issued) Jabra "whatever" headphones,
by 8fingerlouie 8y ago
You'd think the distorted highs/lows of the retail version would be enough to tell the difference.
I listened on my (work issued) Jabra "whatever" headphones, and i could tell right away (without looking) when it switched from retail to GH, just by the distorted highs/lows.
I also get extremely exhausted from listening to music maximized for loudness, while listening to almost anything recorded in the 70's can go on for hours without any sign of exhaustion.
- magduf 8y agoYeah, it's really sad: the 70s-80s were the peak of recorded music. There was great stuff earlier in the 60s, but the recording tech was crappy, and later stuff all sucks because of the Loudness Wars, so it's nearly impossible to find good quality mixes no matter how great the music is.