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DOWNLOAD ADVIEZEN

Als je rechtstreeks vanaf Spotnet downloadt en het niet lukt om
de files compleet binnen te krijgen, probeer dan eens om op
NZBIndex de NZB te downloaden en die in je favorite Usenet pro-
gramma te gebruiken. 
Een link naar NZBIndex staat altijd vermeld bij mijn spots.
Dan zou je hem op zeker compleet binnen moeten
krijgen, want de NZB's die hier door mij geplaatst worden, ko-
men van NZBIndex ! Ik zou ze niet geplaatst hebben als ze op
NZBIndex niet compleet waren !!
Reden waarom een download vanaf Spotnet niet werkt, komt meestal
door een fout tijdens het uploaden van de NZB.
DUS COMPLEET OP NZBINDEX, DAN STAAT DE POST ER COMPLEET OP !!!


Artist : Deep Purple
Title : Made in Japan (Remastered)
Upmix Method : 225WADMIRA
Year : 1972
Type : 2x DTS CD
Covers : included
Compression : 1411kb/s
File Type : Cue/WAV , burn with IMGBurn or Nero by rightclicking on the Cue file.
Comment : Live recordings are always more difficult to convert into a convincing surround.
This one is no exception and I wonder why they didn't remaster it more to even channels.
There is in some songs quite a difference between left and right channel in volume and 
it's even pronounced more in the surround version. Despite that there are quite some nice
surround effects, a good sound and soundfield.


TRACKS

CD 1

01 - Highway Star
02 - Child in Time
03 - Smoke on the Water
04 - The Mule
05 - Strange Kind of Woman
06 - Lazy
07 - Space Truckin'


CD 2

01 - Black Night
02 - Speed King
03 - Lucille


EXTRA INFO :

For those who don't have the ability to play DVDA, here
are the same songs on 2 DTS CD's.

DTS CD's are only playable on installation that support
the DTS format. When you play them on a stereo setup,
you will only hear white noise, which can damage your
ears and speakers ! On the PC they are playable with all
regular players (Foobar, VLC, Media Player Classic), but
of course your PC needs to be connected to 6 speakers ;-)

A lot of listeners to 5.1 surround are sceptical about 
upmixes from stereo. In their opinion only studio made 5.1
is good. I hope they will think again after listening to
my upmixes. Of course I cannot make discrete channels like
they can in a studio where they record every instrument on
separate tracks, but the sound is excellent, there is a lot
of separation in the 6 different channels and the soundfield
is immersive. And FWIW 90% of the retail surround titles are
upmixes, mostly with only some reverb in the rears.

Enjoy this EoH Production !