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Analog Productions’ SACD of ‘s 1975 album Wish You Were Here is being remanufactured and will be available to buy again from the end of this year. This hybrid disc contains the album mixed for 5.1 surround sound and stereo from the original analog master tapes by Pink Floyd Producer/Engineer James Guthrie.

It was originally issued back in 2011, around the time that the ‘Immersion’ box set of Wish You Were Here came out, but has since gone out of print. Despite that big box containing a 5.1 mix on both DVD and blu-ray, the band wanted an SACD version to be released and the Analogue Productions package delivered on both sound and an excellent presentation, with six postcards featuring iconic Hipgnosis designs (‘The Veil,’ ‘The Diver,’ ‘The Swimmer,’ ‘Man in the Desert,’ ‘Cover Sticker’ and ‘Burning Man’) and an eight-page booklet. The word on the street is that The Dark Side Of The Moon will follow in the same format, even though an SACD of that title was widely available when issued for the 30th anniversary in 2003. This new edition of Wish You Were Here on SACD and has a release date of 28 December 2018. Over time it is likely to become more widely available in Europe and other territories. I have had the chance to listen to both Blu-Ray (from the immersion boxset of WYWH) and this SACD on a high end multichannel system.

I could no tell the difference in sound quality between the LPCM 5.1 from the bluray and the SACD 5.1. Yes the SACD is better than the DTS-HD version, but there is no difference whatsoever between the LPCM 5.1 track from the Blu-Ray and the SACD 5.1 layer. The same can be told of the 2.0 stereo layer.

Both Sound amazing and the surround mix (which is the same on both media) is truly putting you inside the music. If you already have the 5.1 mix on bluray from the immersion box, I personally think you do not need the SACD, except maybe if you are a collector of all PF sacred relics (and I would not blame you for that) and you absolutely want the gorgeous SACD packaging. Good news on this being reprinted, I missed the original SACD pressing and from past purchases I know Acoustic Sounds as a company does a very good job with all of their products (I’ve even been lucky enough to visit their store/warehouse as it’s in the middle of Kansas, USA about an hour from my old home town, very nice showroom tucked away inside a nondescript warehouse building).

And if you look at specs there are a few Blu-Ray players out there that can also play SACD, primarily Sony. To echo other responses, yes the only way to really hear the benefit is to have the right player and channel setup; a lot of SACD’s are hybrid that can play in standard CD/DVD players and sound good you just have to sometimes turn your volume up since most of them aren’t heavily compressed (thankfully). Do not buy unless you have a SACD player, if you do have one.

There really aren’t words for how spectacular, and how musically right, Guthrie’s remix was and the quality imbued in every bit of this productionI have been hearing this music since the day it arrived in my local record store 35 years ago and never imagined anything like this. Guthrie’s expert, musically impeccable multichannel remix added depth and clarity to the superb original, and how he got Richard Wright’s ARP string to orbit the room several feet above my heard has to be the result of some sort of voodooMind-boggling.” – Paul Bolin, The Audio Beat. I have both the original AP hybrid SACD and the Experience edition CD (and the vinyl reissue). I sold my SACD player for a straightforward CD player a few years back when SACDs were becoming an endangered species and the cost kept rising. So I listen to both as redbook CDs and can do a direct comparison. The sound IS different, but largely in subtle ways. IMO, the AP version is superior, having a bit more detail but also sounding more analogue and closer to the original vinyl.

AP has a more relaxed feel to it, while I find the experience edition can be a little etched at times. Naruto accel 3 iso. Rarely play the Experience now – it is either the AP or vinyl for me.

Artist: Album: The Wall Released: 1979 Quality: (.wav+.cue 1411,2 kbps ) Label: upmix by AREA51 Genre: Tracklist: DTS-CD #1 01. In The Flesh? The Thin Ice 03. Another Brick In The Wall, Part 1 04. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives 05. Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2 06. Mother Listen 07.