[rec.audio.high-end] Clarification re: Sterling Sound

Steve_Graham@ub.cc.umich.edu (05/20/91)

(Sorry if this is repeating something--I'm a little behind in my reading)
 
Sterling Sound was one of the first of the independent mastering labs, and
did lots of good stuff.  Bob Ludwig worked there before moving to Masterdisk.
Records from the 70s which have the STERLING stamp are usually good, or at
least as good as the master tapes and/or producers would allow.  The famed
Cat Stevens records, for instance, were cut there in their first and best
incarnations.  Some Todd Rundgren albums that were cut there sound really
lousy, but that's not Sterling's fault.