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In Reply to: So depending on how the recording was mastered.. posted by 4everyoung on November 19, 2017 at 10:39:30:
As VinylHeathen points out, the answer is "no".
Unless MQA has been "cheating", the only way their process could possibly change the sound is by using a digital filter. Products have had user-selectable digital filters for decades, but I've never heard them referred to as either "revolutionary" nor the "birth of a new world".
Although it could help explain why different audiences might have different reactions to the (definitely not earth-shattering and seldom for the better, in my experience) audible changes imparted by MQA.
The pros don't want their work changed at all, especially not by either Bob Stuart (in a "white glove" process) or in an automated process.
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