remasters

[non stop talker]

Do the remastered DLR discs sound any better on an average system or do you need a good stereo to notice any appreciable difference. Just wanted to ask fellow linkers their honest opinion. Didnt want to waste my hard earned cash. thanks in advance
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[Stuff No More]

They're louder, clearer, and the bottom end is boosted.

Some discs are better (DD, VH2) than others (FW, 1984).

[ScottRoberts]

If you play the Dave-era discs quite a bit, the remasters are money well spent. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img] There's a noticable difference in the quality on all but the crappiest of stereo sytems.

[Rikk]

When I put "1984" (the song) in the CD player about a year ago, I was blown away by the difference in dynamic range. If you have a CD player and receiver with HDCD, then you REALLY notice a difference. But even on a less-than-amazing difference, it's a considerable difference.

DIVER DOWN was originally mixed with a little bit less low end than required, and this of course continues, but at least it sounds a lot better.

[YankeeRose]

The sound quality is definately improved in the remasters! I would buy one and see if I thought it was worth the money before I bought the rest though. It's pretty expensive to buy all six of them. [img]graemlins/yell.gif[/img]

[Rikk]

In Canada, you can usually find each of them for 10.99, which is maybe 7.00 U.S., so it's not that bad. Depends where you go.

[Dan Halen]

When I bought all of them a few weeks ago I noticed a huge difference on my stereo. So they should sound better no matter what sound system you have.