what's the scoop on remastering DDD recordings?

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Upsamplers, DACs, jitter, shakes and analogue withdrawals, this is it.

i can understand the benefits of issuing "remastered" CDs from analog recordings - benefits of latest technology 96/24 mastering etc. etc.
what's the pros/cons of "remastering" recordings originally recorded on low-res digital?
i've seen quite a few of these CDs and even compared a few - they do sound more dynamic, more extended frequencies, and louder - often, mostly louder. are these just the result of some "tinkering" and equalization or are there any real benefits?

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Topic - what's the scoop on remastering DDD recordings? - Christine Tham 15:30:32 12/30/03 (2)

By processing 16 bit in the digital domain ... - Frank. 06:33:07 12/31/03 (0)

Re: what's the scoop on remastering DDD recordings? - Max 16:06:30 12/30/03 (0)

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