Repertoire Records Vinyl Remasters

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Repertoire records vinyl remasters.

Repertoire records specialises in reissues of classic pop and rock albums. Exhibit records soundboard 8491 sunset blvd 174. The lps are mastered at half speed at the legendary abbey road studios then pressed onto 180g vinyl offering the listener the best ever sounding version of the album. Where was the reissue pressed.

Follow us on social media to stay up to date. For cd the case is worse. Remastered 180g vinyl in stereo with matt finish gatefold sleeve when the yardbirds broke up in 1968 the surviving members were determined to take a fresh look at their musical aims and ambitions. The recordings are remastered by jon astley the who led zeppelin george harrison many others the sleeves are printed from superior quality.

Vinyl lp album reissue remastered mono 180 gram country. Stay up to date with the latest from all of our artists. Just got another repertoire remaster. To your specific inquiry the original analog master tapes were the source for our remastered vinyl release of chet atkins les paul chester lester exlp1 44061.

The recordings are remastered by jon astley the who led zeppelin george harrison many others. Repertoire records specialises in reissues of classic pop and rock albums from the 1960s and 70s. The artwork for their vinyl releases are also scanned from an. In the case of older 70 s 80 s reissues some countries did a better job than others.

Art rock prog rock. Repertoire records focuses on reissues of sought after rock releases from the beat progressive and psychedelic genres. Before being stuck with a warped or bad sounding record glance the internet. Sometimes we get 1 2 tapes which are better by far.

Discussion in music corner started by joshua277456 feb 18. The lps are mastered at half speed at the legendary abbey road studios then pressed onto 180g vinyl offering the listener the best ever sounding version of the album. For your general information unlike other reissue companies we have only ever used analog masters on our vinyl releases. Most of the vinyl releases worldwide were never cut from the o tapes but from 1st 2nd or even 3rd copies.

Repertoire records remasters officially suck. Often limited editions are released as well as new editions of earlier reissues from the label. But most of the time they are. Thanks to discogs most vinyl reissues have a tangible verifiable history.