It's not the media but the instead the master that made that recording.
In the situations you brought up, they are always different sources.
Or possibly even your expectation bias of what you expect to hear.
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In the situations you brought up, they are always different sources.
Or possibly even your expectation bias of what you expect to hear.
I've heard that too, and don't know what causes it. I don't think it's a frequency response emphasis; I think it's a distortion somewhere in the recording chain. My understanding is that distortions can show up as a tonalities.
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