I had pre-ordered my YES - Close To The Edge Audio Fidelity SACD about 3 months ago..

[nspindel]

It's on the back of the outer paper sleeve.

[chumlie]

#3135 bottom left corner above the Audio Fidelity logo and it does sound marvey.

[headrott]

Hmmmm. Mine is not numbered then. Well, thanks for letting me know where it should be anyway.

[nspindel]

I hear ImportCD's.com has some numbered editions left

[nspindel]

I have to say, I was impressed enough with this sacd that I ordered the Rush title.

[headrott]

I hear ImportCD's.com has some numbered editions left

Ha! Yeah! I'll bet they do! I ordered a second copy of CTTE from my friend at a local CD store in Salem. Maybe that one will have a number on it?

I have to say, I was impressed enough with this sacd that I ordered the Rush title.

Not too into the Rush "Counterparts" album released. I am more of a "classic Rush" fan I guess.

[nspindel]

I'd say I am more a classic Rush fan too, but definitely willing to give it a shot given how good the CTTE sounds.

[dromunds]

Just ordered this a very short time ago and it arrived yesterday. Its the limited edition, No. 3793. Finally had time to put it on. This is the first SACD I've ever owned, and its fitting its CTTE. I played this every day for a year and half when it came out in 1972 and it still holds up as a work of absolute genius in my book. From what I'm hearing, they did a really fine job on the SACD. The opening acoustic guitar notes on "And You And I" are absolutely superb. The organ in "I Get Up I Get Down" is riveting. I'll be listening to this alot. Very impressed.

[headrott]

Just ordered this a very short time ago and it arrived yesterday. Its the limited edition, No. 3793. Finally had time to put it on. This is the first SACD I've ever owned, and its fitting its CTTE. I played this every day for a year and half when it came out in 1972 and it still holds up as a work of absolute genius in my book. From what I'm hearing, they did a really fine job on the SACD. The opening acoustic guitar notes on "And You And I" are absolutely superb. The organ in "I Get Up I Get Down" is riveting. I'll be listening to this alot. Very impressed.

Yep! I still have only heard And You And I, but that 12 string sounds rich, and like you want to hear the next note and each note after it! Squires bass during Anderson singing "I listened hard, but could not see. Life tempo changed out and inside me. The preacher trained in all to lose his name, the teacher travels asking to be shown the same" is completely phenominal! I can't wait to hear this again! Also, I can imagine what Wakeman playing the church organ during "I get up, I get down" will sound like. Should get the chills up the spine during that! Can't wait!

[muncybob]

So, imagine my excitement when today(after ordering CTTE 3 days ago) a package arrived at the office from Amazon.....and then imagine my disappointment when I opened the box to find the damn freezer baggies my wife ordered! :(

[brgman]

So, imagine my excitement when today(after ordering CTTE 3 days ago) a package arrived at the office from Amazon.....and then imagine my disappointment when I opened the box to find the damn freezer baggies my wife ordered! :(

That sucks.I have had the same happen on a Friday when you think Hot Damn! new music for the weekend! and it's something lame in the box.

[nspindel]

Not too into the Rush "Counterparts" album released. I am more of a "classic Rush" fan I guess.

I'd give that a second thought if I were you. My copy of Counterparts arrived. Sound is absolutely fantastic. Steve Hoffman is incredible. The guy could make static sound great.