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1. www.analogplanet.com › content › reissue-labelsReissue Labels To Avoid and Some Best to Proceed With Caution

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   Jul 28, 2012 · Rhino is a division of Warner Brothers and if you see Rhino, chances are sources are good, even if the label is Scorpio. Of course sometimes content trumps source but if the source was originally analog and the source is available, using a CD to cut a record is inexcusable.

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2. forums.stevehoffman.tv › threads › are-rhino-andAre Rhino and Other Reissue Labels Considered Audiophile?

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   Dec 20, 2016 · General opinion seems to be that they were surpassed by MoFi's recent 2x45, but the Rhino can be had for half the price of the MoFi and is a lovely sounding (to these ears) version. I also enjoyed Rhino's stereo/mono 2xLP of Otis Blue (haven't heard the Analogue Productions version yet).

3. musictap.com › 2024/07/18 › rhino-high-fidelityRhino High Fidelity Reissues Relayer (Yes) And Bad Company Debut

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   Jul 18, 2024 · Out now, Rhino High Fidelity has a new remaster from original tapes (Kevin Gray) that os pressed on 180g-weight black vinyl. The gatefold jacket that it is housed in heavyweight material on glossy stock. The limited edition is allotted to 5000 copies each.

4. trackingangle.com › features › rhino-high-fidelityRhino High Fidelity Does Eponymous "Bad Company" and Yes ...

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   Jul 12, 2024 · LOS ANGELES—Rhino High Fidelity (Rhino Hi-Fi) returns with the latest additions to its acclaimed limited-edition, high-end vinyl reissues. Bad Company’s Self-Titled (1974) debut and Yes’s Relayer (1974) are available today exclusively at Rhino.com and internationally at select WMG stores.

5. www.reddit.com › r › vinylThe Replacements "Let It Be", Original vs. Rhino Reissue

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   I'm really interested in learning the differences between a first and second pressing of the album vs. the recent reissue put out by Rhino in the Twin/Tone Years box set. I saw a copy at my record store the other day, but wasn't sure what the deal was with it since it was only $40.

6. positive-feedback.com › rhino-high-fidelity-seriesRhino High Fidelity Series - Positive Feedback

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   Jun 7, 2023 · Now we have the new 2023 Rhino High Fidelity reissue, mastered by Kevin Gray. As good as the OG and Nautilus were, the improvement in sound quality was clear and immediate. The sound stage was now well beyond my speakers from front to back and left to right.

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   Is Rhino a bad label?

   • These "bad" labels have their place and often provide a service for people who want more than Living Stereo and certain Blue Note records in their music diet. Rhino is a division of Warner Brothers and if you see Rhino, chances are sources are good, even if the label is Scorpio.

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   How much should a reissue cost?

   • If you spend $25-$50 on a reissue, all the info should be printed on the album jacket, or available in plain sight on the reissue companies, and dealers, websites, including source tape, mastering chain (absence of digital), mastering engineer (s), manufacturing plant. If all the information is not available, there is probably a reason.

   Reissue Labels To Avoid and Some Best to Proceed With Caution

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   Who can reissue a recording?

   • Only the record companies that own the rights to a recording have access to the original master tapes. I also doubt that they share them or even give them on loan to anyone. So your best bet for a good sounding reissue would be the record company that owns the recording. Too bad they usually screw up the reissues, in my opinion knowingly.

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   Will reissue & 'HD' music businesses reach a level of public conscience?

   • Perhaps one day the reissue and "HD" music businesses will reach a level of public conscieness that similar ad hoc (voluntary, yet accurate and agreed-upon) standard vocabulary --- and its uses --- will come about. This goes way back to the original Mobile Fidelity LP's from the 70's and 80's.

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8. www.psaudio.com › blogs › copperRhino High Fidelity: A Vinyl Series to be Reckoned With

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   Jan 8, 2024 · In 2023, record label Rhino launched its Rhino High Fidelity series, dedicated to releasing high-quality vinyl reissues of classic Warner Music album titles.