The Golden Gate Orchestra on Velvet Tone 2183-V (1930).

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Re: The Golden Gate Orchestra on Velvet Tone 2183-V (1930).

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Jim,

I find that all the acoustic Harmony/Diva/Velvetone records (1925 to 1930) have a strange boxed-in sound that is very different from the pre-1925 acoustic sound. And I have no idea why this is the case.

:squirrel:

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Re: The Golden Gate Orchestra on Velvet Tone 2183-V (1930).

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Thanks for posting them!!!

Rocky, I actually think that they do sound fabulous for acoustic recordings. They have a certain smoothness that I generally find very charming.

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Re: The Golden Gate Orchestra on Velvet Tone 2183-V (1930).

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EdisonSquirrel wrote:Jim,

I find that all the acoustic Harmony/Diva/Velvetone records (1925 to 1930) have a strange boxed-in sound that is very different from the pre-1925 acoustic sound. And I have no idea why this is the case.

:squirrel:

Rocky
I tweaked them a bit further, thinking I could get a better sound from them.

'Rollin' down the river'

'There's a wah-wah gal in Agua Caliente'

I hope you agree!

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