More Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series… 
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2002 Naim Label vinyl release…
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Listened to this while carrying out some chores earlier. Jamestown Revival - San Isabel. Country / Americana, with fine vocals reminiscent of Simon & Garfunkel and The Everly Brothers. Contains a melancholic cover of California Dreamin’.
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Time for some Dream Theater and Black Clouds & Silver Linings
Started it on NDX2, but it’s coming straight off.
Vinyl is better…
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That’s better…
That’s what the Limited Edition box set looks like @SimonDC. It’s velvet covered by the way😉
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Goodness, this Lingo 4 is quite amazing☺️
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Surprisingly the database accessed by Core recognised it!
You’re just showing off now!
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Now that’s real class.
I have one of those too. I was quite stunned with the quality of the 40th Anniversary Edition on Vinyl however.
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No Lowdene I was transferring the tracks to a Mac.
Having said that I do have the 2 Christmas Mojo cds on the Core and I’m fairly sure it recognised the data.
I will say one thing. It would seem that the NDX2 has still got some way to go. It’s definitely still not as organic as the LP12. I realise that it probably never will be 100%, but the variation shouldn’t be that obvious I think.
Highs are still a touch sharp and Lows are not as rich.
Still, it’s only a month old and I only ran it 24 hours a day on low with radio for 5 days.
Maybe I should let it run that way for another week or so to give it more burn in time…
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Yep, that’s it.
It’s also available on Qobuz and probably Tidal et al…
I can’t fault it. My original has been played heavily so it’s probably a bit worn😉, the new one though is so crisp and clear it’s fabulous.
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Did you try an external psu when you had a demo……the xps makes a for a big uplift. It will never sound like an lp12, not designed to replicate vinyl but should still be very enjoyable. As you say maybe a few more weeks to go.
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Louis Armstrong. Tenderly/You’ll never walk alone.
I’ve been searching for this track for over 20 years.
I remember Humphrey Littleton playing it on the radio and he confessed he always cried when it switches to You’ll never walk alone.
Good old Qobuz.
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