Credits:

Michael Romeo

Description:

50th Anniversary! Carole King's "Tapestry" (originally released in 1971) is reissued on Mobil Fidelity's ultimate analog vinyl standard "ULTRADISC ONE-STEP" x "MoFi SuperVinyl". This is her second solo album as a singer/songwriter released in 1971. It sold over 20 million copies and spent 15 consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the U.S. charts. It has sold more than 20 million copies and spent 15 weeks at No. 1 on the U.S. charts, spent 302 weeks in the Top 100, and won four Grammy Awards, making it a timeless best-seller. This historic masterpiece, which naturally depicts the subtleties of women's everyday emotions, marked the dawn of the singer/songwriter era. This year, 2021, marks the 50th anniversary of its release. ◆"ULTRADISC ONE-STEP" (UD1S) series: High quality reissue of the original master tapes using proprietary technology, mastering techniques and the luxury of time, which has earned a high reputation among audiophiles around the world for its high quality reissue that brings the data from the master tapes to the limit. The ULTRADISCONE-STEP (UD1S) series, the ultimate analog vinyl standard, is now available from Mobil Fidelity Sound Labs, Inc.The standard analog disc production process, the "three-step process" from the lacquer disc to the finished product, eliminates two steps to achieve a "one-step process" that focuses solely on sound quality. The noise generated in the production process is minimized, and the reproducibility of sound details and dynamics are greatly improved. Music must be reproduced as faithfully as possible to its original sound. This is the ultimate analog disc standard that literally realizes the basic policy of Mobil Fidelity since its establishment: "Music must be reproduced as faithfully as possible to the original sound. MoFi SuperVinyl" MoFi SuperVinyl is a unique analog disc material newly created through the joint development of NEOTECH and RTI in California, USA. The newly developed carbonless dye (translucent) makes it possible to produce more precise grooves, indistinguishable from those of the original lacquer vinyl, and reproduces sound quality as close as possible to that of the mastering studio.