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HI TED and others! Since you know about the late Robert Parker and his techniques of restoring jazz recordings the analogue way in the early 80's; does anybody know how he was able to reduce so much of the "crackle" sound on his recordings? May it be the Dolby 430? Guess the Packburn alone couldn't do all de-noise and de-crackle alone...?? I have got me a Parker LP called "Chicago vol. 2" on BBC Records and is really impressed about the overall quality and how little audible loss there is left, compared with many other LP re-releases from the late 70's/early 80's - before the digital techniques took over.... Regards Jan > Dolby 430, Orban spreader, Japanese reverb, Packburn 303 - sometimes a > heavily modified 103, with Dolby B decoding. Eventually, he also > had CEDAR > declick, decracle and dehiss. > > Ted Kendall > > >