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I listened to a variety of genres via both analog and digital sources. The Jimi Hendrix Experience’s most recent vinyl pressing of the 1968 chart-topping album Electric Ladyland was a 3 double LP “Deluxe” edition, which included an all-analog version of the album mastered by Bernie Grundman. The album begins with an explosion of bass thanks to engineer Eddie Kramer’s slowing down of the tape. The remaining album features not only Jimi Hendrix’s most sophisticated psychedelic blues compositions but also his first-class guitar performance. 

This album’s newest mastering brings out the clearest treble and smoothest-sounding midrange I’ve ever heard on the oft-played masterpiece. The Sambas were able to envelop me in sound. The speakers’ huge soundstage surrounded these large speakers and extended far behind and to their sides. I was amazed at how the speakers, which were more than five feet tall, could disappear into the front of my listening room. Their pinpoint imaging, for example, on drummer Mitch Mitchell’s cymbals, swirled above the speakers, separated from the sonic fray.

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