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I would buy a good mono copy- must be a promo because I don't think it was released to the public on mono- I am not sure, but I think.thetijuanataxi said:Can anyone tell me the exact differences in the mono and stereo mixes of THE BEAT OF THE BRASS?
David,
trying to make a buying decision.....
Steven J. Gross said:I would buy a good mono copy- must be a promo because I don't think it was released to the public on mono- I am not sure, but I think.
That has got to be rare. I am curious.LPJim said:I have a mono copy of "LP 146." It is not a promo and the LP logo is at upper right instead along the bottom.
JB
Chatsworth Steve said:That has got to be rare. I am curious.
thetijuanataxi said:Thanks Mr. Bill. I asked the question because I remember somebody here saying the mixes were noticably different on the mono version. Perhaps they were confusing it with another album?
Mr Bill said:If you look carefully at any of your SP4101-4146 LPs you can sometimes see the "other" number at the top or bottom "margins" on the back of the album, often glued under the back cover sheet.
Mr Bill said:To my ear there is no difference. Sounds like a mono sum of both channels if you ask me. Looks like they were not only "done" making Mono and Stereo versions but were done putting any effort into generating different versions of the tunes as well by this time.
Jay Maynes/Juan Oskar said:1. What was the purpose of Mono in the 1960's when Stereo was fully available?
Jay Maynes/Juan Oskar said:I've got a couple of questions re: mono....
1. What was the purpose of Mono in the 1960's when Stereo was fully available?
2. Is there any value to Mono today?
Thanks amigos.................Jay