All-analog vinyl mastering engineer legend, Kevin Gray from Cohearent Audio joins the Podcast to discuss some his latest vinyl record reissues with eCoustics contributors and Instagram hi-fi influencers, Eric Pye (@audioloveyyc) and Jeremy Sikora (@budget_audiophiler) along with host/producer Mitch Anderson.
After decades in the vault, Buckingham Nicks is finally getting a high fidelity vinyl reissue. Find out why this cult classic vanished, why it’s back now, and what it means for fans who’ve been chasing scratched LPs for years. Along the way, we get into the bigger picture—the state of the audiophile vinyl reissue market, the future of vinyl cutting, and why Fleetwood Mac drama still drives the mythology around this record. Chaos may have fueled the Mac, but this one’s all about clarity.
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On the Panel
- Kevin Gray, Cohearent Audio
- Mitch Anderson, eCoustics Podcast Product & Host
- Eric Pye, eCoustics Vintage Audio Columnist / @audioloveyyc
- Jeremy Sikora, eCoustics Vintage Audio Columnist / @budget_audiophiler
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Credits:
- Original intro music by The Arc of All.
- Voice Over Provided by Todd Harrell of SSP Unlimited.
- Production by Mitch Anderson, Black Circle Studios.
Magnus Hägermyr
September 17, 2025 at 10:17 pm
Exciting insight into the sience and hard work of the remastering process and Kevin Gray’s efforts on The Doors’ Rhino editions paid of very nicely I can attest.