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Quiet, Please - Best Source ?

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BoLorKay	Quiet, Please - Best Source ?	Lead	[-]
Sep 10 12 11:28 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hello, Can someone tell me what the best source would be to purchase this complete series on cd ? Will audio quality vary ?
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Green Hornet.movieserialmess...		#1	[-]
Sep 10 12 1:34 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Audio quality on OTR CDs varies from source to source - most people selling OTR are selling thrice-duped mp3 files from the Internet Archive burned onto CD-Rs. The only source I would trust for such things would be Jerry Haendiges. He's not cheap, but you get what you pay for - his stuff is generally pretty darn good. www.otrsite.com
Wich2		#2	[-]
Sep 10 12 1:39 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Jerry's top-shelf; so is Ed Carr. Alas, the masters for QP are long gone. The worn discs were transfered (and not that well) to cassettes (not even reels) by the owner's widow, and dupes from that source are all that's ever going to be. A very expensive restoration could help, but only a little. -Craig
Atomic Mystery Monster		#3	[-]
Sep 10 12 4:07 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Doesn't Radio Spirits have some QUIET, PLEASE releases on CD? Gravedigger's Local 16 - "What is he that builds stronger than either the mason, the shipwright, or the carpenter?" 6'+ (Six Foot Plus) - Musical madness (and more) from the GdL16 gang.
Wich2		#4	[-]
Sep 10 12 7:21 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I think so; many dealers do. Same source I mentioned, though.
pinkfloyd95209		#5	[-]
Sep 13 12 12:27 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I inherited many MP3's from my Dad when he passed away. It was from a "George L. Mercer". I don't know if he he is still selling them or not or what his website is? However they are quality MP3 CD's. My Dad bought them about 10-13 years ago.

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