The Beatles Mono Box Set

When The Beatles were recording their legendary albums in the 1960s, mono was the standard. Why? Because most people played back their albums with mono systems. It wasn't until the late '60s that stereo started to get taken seriously.

Because of this The Beatles (along with producer George Martin and engineers Norman Smith & Geoff Emerick) spent the majority of their time and energy on the mono mixes. These were the mixes that they worked on until they thought they sounded just right. On the other hand the stereo mixes were often tossed together very quickly without a whole lot of thought put into them. Many of them were actually pretty "experimental" (by today's standards) because stereo mixing was just a new thing and they were trying out a lot of mixing techniques that would never be used in popular music mixing today (such as putting the drums and/or vocals all the way to the left or right.)

With this Mono Box Set Of CDs you get to hear the albums as they were originally intended to be heard.

According to many people who are familiar with the mono & stereo versions of classic Beatles albums like Rubber Soul & Sgt Pepper, the mono mixes actually sound superior to the stereo mixes that many are familiar with. With the Mono Box Set now people will really get to hear the difference for themselves easily (without having to track down an expensive old mono vinyl.)

One thing that you should definitely be aware of if you are interested in Buying The Beatles Mono Box Set is that there are apparently only 10,000 copies being pressed. This may be only an initial pressing (perhaps more will be made later when sold out?) But there's also a chance that this will really be a limited run and that more copies may not be made for a long time. If that's the case you will definitely want to Order Online Right Now!.