I have been spinning Beatles of late.  

It's been a great time to be a Beatles fan over the last few years with the remixes of Sgt. Pepper to Abbey Road.

But the unexpected remix of Revolver, to my ears, is particularly game changing. For headphone listeners - the improvement from the heavy L/R panning of the old master is enough of a reason to listen. But as one who loves speakers, the change in this remix is equally enthralling. The music comes alive and pops like it was recorded, dare i say . . .  yesterday and not All Those Years Ago. Instruments and effects previously buried now come alive on the sound stage. And the bass and drums . . . . wow.

Anyway, if you are a fan of the Beatles and have not given the Giles Martin remix a try - you must. Beatles + Giles Martin + Decware = a whole new listening experience.

Let me know what you think.

Thank you for the review, Glenn.

I’ve been reading about this new release for months, and have been waiting eagerly to hear it. So cool that the latest technology allows for the step up in SQ - so long as it is not changed in a bad way. With the late George Martin, and now Giles, it is a labor of love, and a family affair, so you just know it is going to be done correctly.

Also, this is a great example of how important listing your equipment is. When I read a review like this, I immediately look at the equipment used to achieve the reviewed result.

Best,

Geno

Round 8-9 years ago my wife's grandfather passed. He left everyone a small amount of cash. My wife told me to buy something I otherwise wouldn't. 309.99 later I got The Beatles Mono vinyl box. Little did I know I was choosing something that would skyrocket in price.

Anyhow, you guys got me motivated enough to pull it off the shelf. Revolver and Rubber Soul are in tonight's queue. I rarely put the Beatles on when I "sit down" to listen. The red and blue sets get a good amount of play on other systems, I NEED these kids to get off on a good foot! Even 1 gets some play, I like playing this "one" backwards from the end to the beginning.