Re: [ARSCLIST] Fwd: [ARSCLIST] RCA "Stereo for the Joy of It" set

[Tom Fine <tflists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Don:

OK, I did confirm that all the LPs in the set are shaded dog labels.

Here are the maxtrix numbers I found:

Reiner side A: J2 RY 3591 8S
Reiner side B: J2 RY 3592 7S

Fiedler side A: J2 RY 1979 10S
Fiedler side B: J2 RY 1980 10S

Munch side A: J2 RY 2114 5S
Munch side B: J2 RY 2115 5S

So the numbers before the S are different from what you listed. What does this mean? Was this RCA's 
cutter/cutter head code?

-- Tom Fine

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Don Tait" <Dontaitchicago@xxxxxxx>
To: <ARSCLIST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 5:20 PM
Subject: [ARSCLIST] Fwd: [ARSCLIST] RCA "Stereo for the Joy of It" set


> Hello Tom --
>
>  My copy of this set has only "Shaded Dog" pressings. To answer your
> questions, at least as far as my copy is concerned:
>
>  Reiner New World -- 8S/7S
>  Munch Eroica -- 11S/6S
>  "Hi-Fi Fiedler" -- 11S/11S
>
>  At least I hope this answers your questions. Looking forward to your
> conclusions,
>
>  Don Tait
>
>
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> Question for RCA collectors -- are the LPs in the classical album-collection "Stereo for the Joy 
> of
> It" real-deal shaded dogs or some alternative pressing of these albums?
>
> Perhaps a better question would be, what are the matrix inscriptions on the original single-LP
> issues for a couple of these albums:
>
> Dvorak #5 by Reiner/Chicago
> Beethoven #3 by Munch/Boston
> "Hi-Fi Feidler"
>
> I'll then compare to what's on these records and we'll know the answer.
>
> -- Tom Fine