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No reissue label fully discloses detailed info on their process. They all leave things out. And none of them have any legal obligation to reveal anything about their processes.As an vinyl person that is ALSO an ASRer - I wasn't bothered by the revelation. I did not return (like many did) or even filed for the class action thing, felt wrong to try to get money out of that, given that I am satisfied with the product. The ones I own sound great to me.
That said, while they technically did not lie, they also omitted the info in some places where it made sense to be provided, and KNOWING THEIR MARKET they should have known better not to do that. You should know the market you are in, wrong or right, whether it makes sense or not.
Show me one audiophile reissue where they disclose what EQ was used and what equalizer was used to implement it. And that actually makes an audible difference unlike a DSD transfer.
This was all about the bruised egos and reality crisis the AAA cultists went through. Instead of learning a valuable lesson they acted like spoiled children. Disclosure? These same aholes have been told numerous times their multi thousand dollar power cords, interconnect cables and snake oil tweaks do nothing to change the sound. Are there any pending lawsuits?
It was all about egos and their destroyed religious beliefs in the powers of all analog and the evils of anything digital.