I'm a Pink Floyd fan so I think this is an interesting idea but I was wondering...was there a particular reason why you chose this CD? Also, do you think the Q-Sound processing will affect the results?
I would never have chosen this disc because of the incredible amount of digital processing done during mix down and mastering. The choice was not up to me. It was made by Rclark. He said cryo is bogus. I assumed that meant that it made no difference. I challenged him and told him that there are indeed changes brought about by cryo treatment. This test is to see if there are identifiable differences between the discs... Good OR bad. All we are looking for are demonstrable differences between the discs.
I definitely believe that the Q Sound processing will have an effect. I think I know what that will be, but I reserve my comments until the discs have made the rounds.
If I were choosing a disc for the testing I would choose recording that is relatively sparse in nature without a ton of processing done to it. Muddy Waters "Folk Singer", Miles Davis "Kinda Blue", Cowboy Junkies.... A hundred titles come to mind. Great classical recordings.....
Anyway, we have the Tour and test that we have. What this will tell us is if there is or is not a difference in data. Bits is bits... Right?
Dave