I've re-listened to all lps. I have a VPI Classic 3 Sig. SE now (much better than my older rig), and a Ortofon Cadenza Mono.
I'm happy to report that my previous findings are still correct in what I'm now hearing.
"Revolver" is still more closed in regarding the soundstage and "For Sale" is still somewhat compressed in relation to the other lps.
tonykay: As you just read, I have a dedicated mono cart and my findings are the same.
johnnyb53: "Revolver"... I really wasn't overly concerned about the width of the soundstage on this title as an overriding factor. It was in the comparison to the other lps in this box set, that I found "Revolver" to have a more closed in soundstage. My review was in the context of my experiences with my previous Beatles lps vs. all of the lps in the Mono box.
Having said this, I enjoy the other lps more because of their lack of those deficiencies.
I'm happy to report that my previous findings are still correct in what I'm now hearing.
"Revolver" is still more closed in regarding the soundstage and "For Sale" is still somewhat compressed in relation to the other lps.
tonykay: As you just read, I have a dedicated mono cart and my findings are the same.
johnnyb53: "Revolver"... I really wasn't overly concerned about the width of the soundstage on this title as an overriding factor. It was in the comparison to the other lps in this box set, that I found "Revolver" to have a more closed in soundstage. My review was in the context of my experiences with my previous Beatles lps vs. all of the lps in the Mono box.
Having said this, I enjoy the other lps more because of their lack of those deficiencies.