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Acoustic Sounds Catalog Update STEREO BOX SET NOV. 2012 AEMI 33809 • $349.00 (Price good until Dec. 31, 2012) 16 discs Sourced from the original master tapes and cut at Abbey Road Studios Pressed on 180-gram vinyl; the Beatles’ studio albums North American LP debut in stereo Optimum audiophile-quality sound from a first-rate team of producers and engineers The BEATLES ON VINYL - DONE RIGHT! • All of the albums return to their ORIGINAL glory and details right down to the • Magical Mystery Tour, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, the White Album album poster in The Beatles/White Album and the Sgt. Pepper cutouts. Includes and Past Masters packaged in gatefold jackets. extras such as the pink, white and red inner sleeve that came with Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, the 24-page booklet that came with Magical Mystery Tour • The lineup: Please Please Me, With The Beatles, Hard Day’s Night, Beatles For and the poster and portrait cards that came with the White Album. Sale, Help, Rubber Soul, Revolver, St. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour, The Beatles (White Album, two discs), Yellow Submarine, Let It Be, • The box set edition is limited to 50,000 copies worldwide, plus it includes a Abbey Road, Past Masters (two discs). 252-page hard-bound coffee table book by the award-winnning BBC radio producer Kevin Howlett. It also features in introduction by Sir George Martin, previously un- • Available for the first time on 180-gram vinyl; unsurpassed clarity of sound. seen photos and Abbey Road Studios memorabilia. WELCOME www.acousticsounds.com • 1-800-716-3553 EQUIPMENT Dear Customer, You know that it would be untrue FEATURES You know that I would be a liar If I was to say to you 52 Norah Jones Box Sets Girl, we couldn’t get much higher 53 Stevie Ray Vaughan Box Sets 54 NEW! UHQR And I did say it – last year in the last catalog – that Acoustic Sounds had so much going on that we likely couldn’t take it any higher. 55 Doors Box Sets But, hey, we’ve got a great staff, a lot of hunger and passion and given 365 days, we MUSIC 5-63 can crank out quite a lot of excitement. So, call me a liar. The fire’s been lit. And yes, it begins with the Doors. All six Jim Morrison-era Doors 05 New Music records, mastered from the absolute original analog master tapes by Doug Sax and 56 SACDs reissued on 45-RPM LP and multichannel SACD in the highest quality fashion possible 72 Prestige Reissues by our Analogue Productions reissue label. These are truly premium products. The 85 Best of Box Sets LPs are pressed at our Quality Record Pressings with the deepest, darkest, quietest 98 Verve Reissues backgrounds you’ve ever heard. The jackets are the absolute highest quality available anywhere in the world, manufactured by Stoughton Printing. And the sound… Wow! The 99 Impulse Reissues sound! Timeless music now fully optimized. And both the LP and SACD reissues are available as a set in the Infinite box sets, complete with liner notes by Ben Fong-Torres EQUIPMENT 65-135 and 19 rare photographs. Check them out on page 55. We’ve also taken the whole Norah Jones catalog – five titles – and given them the 65 Turntables Analogue Productions treatment. This time the LPs are cut by Kevin Gray at 33 1/3 and 74 Cartridges again pressed at Quality Record Pressings. And this set is also available on SACD. Once 80 Cartridge Comparison Guide again, all of the titles – plus a bonus record, Covers – are available in LP and SACD box 82 Record Cleaners sets. See ‘em all on page 52. 86 Phono Preamps And speaking of box sets, we’ve got the big-time right around the corner: Stevie Ray 90 Preamps Vaughan! Six records – Texas Flood, Couldn’t Stand The Weather, Soul To Soul, In Step, 91 Integrated Amps The Sky Is Crying and Family Style – all available in a 33 1/3 LP set, a 45-RPM set and 92 Tube Integrated Amps an SACD set. And all of ‘em mastered from the original tapes at Sterling Sound in New 93 Power Amps York City with the LPs pressed at Quality Record Pressings. We’ve been jamming to the 97 Digital Audio test pressings here in the office. All I can say is, get ready! See page 53. 100 Speakers Those are just three of the highlights from Analogue Productions. I could go on about 106 Headphones Dave Brubeck/Time Out, The Counting Crows, Shelby Lynne’s Just A Little Lovin’, 111 Headphone Amps Muddy Waters/Folk Singer, Rickie Lee Jones, Elvis, the Verve and Prestige series, Dusty 112 Line Conditioners Springfield, The Allman Brothers/Live At Fillmore East, Janis Ian/Breaking Silence, The Grateful Dead, Steppenwolf, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Patsy Cline… Seriously, we’re reissuing 115 Interconnects more first-rate titles in the highest quality possible than you can imagine. Having your 116 Power Cords own pressing plant kinda helps, you know? 117 Connectors 119 Phono Cables And most all of these titles are also coming out on SACD. And now we have two 124 ISO Devices outstanding digital products in the MYTEK and Chordette HD USB digital-to-analog converters. Using reliable third party software, we finally have a consumer-based DAC 126 System Setup for natively decoding DSD. Check them out on page 97. 128 Accessories 131 Cleaners Remember, we’ve got 70,000 square feet over here. We’ve got a whole lot more than 134 Books/DVDs/Blu-Ray what I’ve mentioned here. And all that you find within this catalog is just a smattering of the current highlights. To see it all, you’ve got to go to www.acousticsounds.com or call us at 800-716-3553. •Prices listed in this catalog are subject Our office hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and to change without notice. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays (CST). PO Box 1905 • Salina, KS 67402 Sincerely, www.acousticsounds.com TELEPHONE: (785) 825-8609 • FAX: (785) 825-0156 Chad Kassem Acoustic Sounds, Inc. CEO 1 VINYL www.acousticsounds.com • 1-800-716-3553 ANALOGUE PRODUCTIONS SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON KEEP IT TO OURSELVES An American blues harmonica player, singer and songwriter from Mississippi. One of the greatest bluesmen ever. His harp, vocals, and songwriting have never been surpassed. All his records are clas- sics, but this one is truly unique — it’s the cream of two rare, acoustic albums cut in Denmark in 1963. Gentle, personal AAPB 036 / $30.00 blues with brilliant harmonica, accom- Mastered by Kevin Gray at panied by only Matt Guitar Murphy and Cohearent Audio Memphis Slim on piano. Original LP list- Deluxe gatefold ed on Stereophile’s Record 2 Die 4 list. tip-on jacket 200-gram vinyl pressing by COMING SOON TO SACD Quality Record Pressings CAPB 036 SA $30.00 TONY JOE WHITE FREDDIE KING HOMEMADE ICE CREAM GETTING READY... You may or may not Freddie King is easily know of Tony Joe one of the most influ- White, but we all know ential blues guitarists his two most famous of his or any genera- songs - “Polk Salad An- tion. Any blues enthusi- nie” and “Rainy Night ast or guitar aficionado In Georgia.” This record AAPP 2708 would have him ranked AAPB 8905 $25.00 is up to the standards high on their list of all- $25.00 of those great num- time greats. He was a bers. So soulful, hu- guitar hero before there was “Guitar Hero”. mid, rich and textured. Or as Tony Joe would say, “It’s swampy.” Getting Ready... was King’s first of three releases for Shelter Records, Leon Russell’s The last four songs on side two of this album Tulsa-based label. In fact, when Russell first are going to positively floor you. They are so formed Shelter, he reportedly did so partly sparse and bluesy and emotional. And the to play out his vision of recording one of his sound is as good as the music. With this favorites, Freddie King. new QRP pressing, the sound is so good it’s tape-like. So solid and jet-black is the foun- FREDDIE KING dation from which the music just jumps. Ya TEXAS CANNONBALL gotta hear it to understand what we’re trying to describe. It’s one of those jaw-hit-the- Released in 1972 as floor, sit-in-stunned-silence, goose-bump- AAPB 1483-45 the second of Freddie raising, tears-in-your-eyes records. You know, $50.00 King’s three releases (two 45-RPM LPs) the kind we’re all looking for as audiophiles? MUDDY WATERS for Shelter Records, Homeade Ice Cream was originally released FOLK SINGER Leon Russell’s Tulsa- based label. In fact, in 1973 on Warner Bros. and was co- Folk Singer has been an audiophile staple for years. It always produced by White and legendary Atlantic when Russell first AAPB 8913 formed Shelter, he re- producer Tom Dowd. It’s White’s sixth overall gets a bunch of play at hi-fi shows. It’s a no-doubter demonstra- $25.00 record and his third for Warner Bros. This is tion disc. But never before has it sounded like this! Never has portedly did so partly to play out his vision of recording one of his very much a back porch acoustic affair. The it been cut at 45 RPM! music has the space to breathe, one of the favorites, Freddie King.
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