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An old Stones tune for you!

Ruby Tuesday.
Off Rolling Stones - "Flowers." DECCA Records. STEREO. SKL 4888. 1967.
Run-out: ZAL -7752-1W

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Funny, one of my all time favorite Stones numbers, I've always felt the Beatles could have done this and put it in the Magical Mystery Tour album seamlessly. Thanks for posting!

Garry~
 
Funny, one of my all time favorite Stones numbers, I've always felt the Beatles could have done this and put it in the Magical Mystery Tour album seamlessly. Thanks for posting!

Garry~
One of my favorites, too. That song conjures up memories of a certain female. But, that's best left for another site. :)
 
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I actually did- but I found out that if I put the mic capsules any closer to the tweeters, the bass completely disappears even with the gain manually set. I don't think any of my other microphones do this since they have a broader pickup pattern.
Odd. The bass usually drops off most noticeably with the distance from the speakers. Try it with your phone, it's pretty obvious.

The mic in the phone really rolls off in the low frequencies. The sub is pretty attenuated in the video.
 
"You're Only Lonely" by JD Souther. From radio archive KZAM-FM 92.3Mhz dated September 1979.

Using a Canon HF100 for video, Zeniko OC-D1 for audio, and my Fugoo XL as the listening source. I did move the mic capsules as close to the tweeters as possible.
 
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