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Frank_Ferreri

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A while back on a earlier post I made mention that George Harrison and Phil Spector both were against re-mixing mono songs to stereo. They felt that the original feel and texture was lost. I agree totally. With that in mind, I suggested oldies stations like WJBQ broadcast in mono. Well, oddly, they are sounding very much like an AM station from back in the day lately. And that's not a good thing. What happened? No highs, no mid range. Meanwhile, Q-105 is just putting out a delight to the ears. Amazing audio.
 
> A while back on a earlier post I made mention that George
> Harrison and Phil Spector both were against re-mixing mono
> songs to stereo. They felt that the original feel and
> texture was lost. I agree totally. With that in mind, I
> suggested oldies stations like WJBQ broadcast in mono.
> Well, oddly, they are sounding very much like an AM station
> from back in the day lately. And that's not a good thing.
> What happened? No highs, no mid range. Meanwhile, Q-105 is
> just putting out a delight to the ears. Amazing audio.
>


I believe that they were against remixing it to multi-channel
stereo and not two-channel stereo. Either way, if you want to
listen to something in mono, by all means set your radio up to
listen in mono. I'll take stereo, thanks.
 
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