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Is my CSNY De Ja Vu a bad pressing, or lost cause?

I hadn't listened to this in a while.  Such great music, but my LP sounds like a diffuse, muffled mess.  I'm usually able to listen through poor recordings to enjoy great music, but it was tough in this case.  The CSN debut (couch) LP was never good, but not this bad. I wish these could sound as good as David Crosby's solo, If I can only remember my name. That LP sounds great. 

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smctigue1
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What stampers did your early copy use?
fjn04 OP
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smctique1- My first post on 3/13 @12:16 P.  Sorry was going to copy @ paste but my edit button disappeared. It'd the SD 7200 w/ those matrix #'s. My inferior sounding copy is the later, SD 19118. 
tzh21y
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The classic records version is pretty good.
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slaw
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I never play my Classic "Deja vu" for it is a muffled mess in my system.
I have a regular pressing of the "couch" lp that blows away the Classic.
tzh21y
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I have heard that.  It seems as though that record is a very vta sensitive lp.  The Crosby stills and Nash is similar.  A little bass heavy.
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