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Stevie Ray Vaughan - The Sky is Crying

Product No: CMOB 2078 SA
Available: InStock
Category: Hybrid Stereo SACD
Label: Mobile Fidelity

WOW

5 Stars
Posted Friday, December 16, 2011 by Anonymous Beautifully done production work. One of those few magical times I felt I was there. particularly strong for me during Stevies rendition of Little Wing

Keb' Mo' - Keb' Mo'

Product No: CMOB 2054 SA
Available: InStock
Category: Hybrid Stereo SACD
Label: Mobile Fidelity

Very Nice

5 Stars
Posted Tuesday, June 14, 2011 by Anonymous Another Mofi knockout. Hearing this album in SACD is like hearing it for the first time all over again.

Ray Charles - The Genius Sings the Blues

Product No: CMOB 2049 SA
Available: InStock
Category: Hybrid Mono SACD
Label: Mobile Fidelity

Amazing sound quality!

5 Stars
Posted Wednesday, April 6, 2011 by Ken SACD truly shines in this one!!

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood

Product No: CMOB 2074 SA
Available: BackOrdered
Category: Hybrid Stereo SACD
Label: Mobile Fidelity

Simply amazing!

5 Stars
Posted Saturday, February 26, 2011 by Anonymous My listening setup: Onkyo C-S5VL SACD player -> Burson AB 160 -> Burson HA 160 -> Audeze LCD-2 orthodynamic headphones

I pre-ordered this last September and let me tell you the wait was well worth it. The original master used was well recorded as you can tell at first listen. There is very little grain which can be a detractor with high quality (re)masters of this order. There is a noticeable presence of air but not as much as on some other SACD/hi-def quality recordings.

Stevie's guitar sounds very life-like although I noticed in a one or two spots where it seems to be pushed back in the mix (noticeably quieter). [edit: I've learned that this is what is called 'print through' and unless you're listening very analytically on a decent setup you may not even notice it]

The vocals and other instruments are well defined in the soundstage and nothing really seems overbearing in the mix. It's all too perfect really.