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First of all I have to say: "Man, what an incredible sound experience!"
I've played back the real time edition of your cd in two different ways, in both my hi-fi system and my PC sound system. My
hi-fi system has 150 watts output-power and the results were impressive. Then I played it back on my PC, which is equipped
with a 24Bit/96kHz sound card and a 7.1 speaker system with 700 watts total RMS and a 210 watt, powered subwoofer. At liftoff,
all items in my living room not anchored down start to vibrate & shake and I must turn down the bass controller on my
remote control. The deep low frequencies present are really awesome and my subwoofer has worked like an air pressure pump!
All in all it is an absolutely unique and very historical treasure! Thank you so much for the bringing me the possibility
of hearing the thundering sound of a real Saturn V first stage from this historical mission in 1969!
Volker Schmunk
- Riesa, Germany
Listening to the the track which contains the launch itself , the quality was outstanding. The rumble of the Saturn 5 was
phenomenal, and I actually had to decrease my subwoofer level it was getting such a workout. Highly recommended. It is extremely
impressive, and I am proud to add this to my personal collection.
Kipp Teague (Project Apollo Archive)
The CD arrived today just fine at my workplace. I have finished listening to it this evening at home at have enjoyed it very
much. I played it on my PC that uses a Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 soundcard and a 5-piece Altec Lansing Speaker System with Subwoofer.
I had no problems with the CD at all, it played fine. The track listing was nice and the CD label had a very professional
look. Nice job! All-in-all I'm glad I purchased this CD. Looking forward to your later version in the near future.
Ted Marsowicz, New York
I got your CD on Saturday and listened to it for the first time yesterday. I thought it was just terrific. You did a great
job of editing it down and the sound is amazing. I cued it up this morning with Spacecraft Films Apollo 11 DVD (starting at
T-15 sec through Skirt Sep) and it was quite an experience. The DVD multi-view launch sequence starts with five pad views
of the launch and then reconfigures to the three tracking shots. This transition comes just at the time that the main roar
is heard on your CD. It was as if they were made to be played together. Of course I had the sound turned up on the stereo
for this. Very cool!
Glenn Johnson (Real Space Models)
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