Don't tempt me...
I'm sure it's comin' back -- heck, vinyls and cassettes did.
scan0002 by Mark Hardy, on Flickr
How was quad DSOTM.I actually had a Lafayette LR-4000 Quadrophonic receiver back in the mid-1970s.
Four Marantz Imperial 7 speakers - one on each corner of the waterbed.
And Dark Side of the Moon.
But I digress.....
Nearly inexplicably, I own (and have owned, since the latter half of the 1970s) a German import copy of the quad Dark Side of the Moon (not CD-4, but matrix quad -- QS or SQ or whatever). It's interesting because the mix (played in stereo) is quite a bit different than the traditional stereo LP mix. The posters are different, too. I had them on my wall in college, but somewhere in the intervening 40 years they've gone missing. Heck, they might even still be here... somewhere. Perhaps my family will find them after I've... umm... you know... left the building.I actually had a Lafayette LR-4000 Quadrophonic receiver back in the mid-1970s.
Four Marantz Imperial 7 speakers - one on each corner of the waterbed.
And Dark Side of the Moon.
But I digress.....
Nearly inexplicably, I own (and have owned, since the latter half of the 1970s) a German import copy of the quad Dark Side of the Moon (not CD-4, but matrix quad -- QS or SQ or whatever). It's interesting because the mix (played in stereo) is quite a bit different than the traditional stereo LP mix. The posters are different, too. I had them on my wall in college, but somewhere in the intervening 40 years they've gone missing. Heck, they might even still be here... somewhere. Perhaps my family will find them after I've... umm... you know... left the building.
Very nice -- I think your SK-98 odyssey kind of spurred me back into an interest in the Pioneer "biflexes", in point of fact!
