In this video search for the best sounding version of The Beatles best sounding album. We look in detail at the reasons why it sounds so good by examining EMI's revolutionary transistorized TG12345 mixing desk and the man who cut it. We then test seven of the best editions to see which one comes out on top and why. We even give you tips on how to correctly play Japanese CDs with 'pre-emphasis' applied and how to identify counterfeits. That's a lot of information in 19 minutes, so do feel free to watch this one more than once ;)

0:00 - Opener
0:40 - Introduction
1:10 - TG12345 mixing desk
Format rundown:
5:17 - 1969 & 1987 cassettes
5:59 - 8-track cartridge
6:19 - 1978 Japan 'Pro-Use' LP
6:43 - 1980 Mobile Fidelity LP
6:54 - Japan 'black triangle' CD
7:47 - 1987 CD
7:54 - 2009 remaster
8:01 - 50th anniversary remix
8:21 - 'Shootout' (review) section begins
8:29 - UK -2/-1 pressing
8:51 - Malcolm Davis
9:34 - U.S. Apple pressing
10:05 - Pro-Use vinyl
10:19 - Mobile Fidelity and
10:51 - 'Smiley face' EQ
11:03 - The best sounding studio album box set recommendation
11:17 - 'Black Triangle' & pre-emphasis
13:41 - How to identify counterfeits
14:44 - 'Black Triangle' sound quality
15:06 - 1987 CD sound quality
15:24 - 2009 remaster & USB FLAC file comparison
16:15 - 2019 Remix
16:30 - Ranking from worst to best
18:39 - Closing comments

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