Sundazed Records


Has anyone purchased vinyl from these guys?
Recording quality? Issues with record?

I am specifically looking at a 180gr copy of Stevie Ray Vaughan's
"Couldn't Stand the Weather"

Maybe you have it?

Thanks,

cat9
cat9
I agree that Clear is great album. I have a 2 LP set w/ the debut on the first record, and Clear on the next. Strange that they skipped the 2nd album, although I have never heard it. FWIW, Twelve Dreams on Sundazed was pressed at QRP. I have not heard it, but I would think it's better.
The only Sundazed LP I have so far is S&G's Bridge Over Troubled Water. I bought it because my 3 original pressings are all in pretty bad shape. I am waiting for some upgrade parts to my record cleaning machine to see if any of those 3 are salvageable, but if not after a good cleaning, they're on the way to the thrift store.

The sound on BOTW is very close to the originals, and that never was one of the better sounding S&G recordings. I would have to say that the record is better sounding than the Sony MasterSound Gold CD, though, and that CD is the best digital version I've heard.

I'll be buying a copy of the S&G Bookends album soon, but other than that, I don't care much for MONO records and their artist roster doesn't have much else that interests me. From what I am reading on the other forums, though, Sundazed makes a superior product to most of the major labels like Rhino, WEA, Sony etc.
Wait for the Quality Record Pressings release coming in August 2013 on the Analogue Productions Label.

I've already got The Doors L.A. Woman on this label and it is awesome. So I would expect the Stevie LPs to be just as good.
My limited understanding about Sundazed is that they pretty much rely on straight transfers. Yes, they'll attempt to cut through the crud and grime in order to achieve better clarity but they are not out to compete with people like Steve Hoffman, etc...
I would have to say that the Sundazed Dylan is preferable to the Columbia in the sense that Sundazed is reputably consistent but Columbia is notorious for making careless errors. Lastly, the previous mention about getting a better remastered pressing is sound advice unless you prefer the original mix.
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