Ed3 : Hi-Res Digital files 24bits 96 kHz (remastered in 2014)
Presentation
| Label | Arista Records |
| Reference | Hi-Res Digital Files |
| Format (speed) | 24 bits 96 kHz |
| Type | Album |
| Master | Digital 24 bits 96 kHz |
| Mastering/Pressing | Files 24 bits 96 kHz |
| Original recording | Analogic |
| State | US |
| Year original | 2014 |
| Year production | 1984 |
Spectrum
We find here a digital master that fully exploits the spectrum of the analog master. The spectrum is similar to the Japanese vinyl edition, but with a slightly lower treble level above 10 kHz (green). The noise at 28 kHz (red) is no longer present, which would suggest that it is not on the master band or that it has been filtered for this edition.
Ed4 : CD Arista Records : ref 258720 released in 1984
Presentation
| Label | Arista Records |
| Reference | 258720 |
| Format (speed) | CD |
| Type | Album |
| Master | Digital 16/44.1 |
| Mastering/Pressing | Digital 16/44.1 |
| Original recording | Analogic |
| State | US |
| Year original | 1984 |
| Year production | 1984 |
Spectrum
The spectrumis similar to the Japanese vinyl edition, with the same treble level above 10 kHz (green). The high frequency cuts at 22kHz (Yellow) which is the maximum frequency of the CD.
Magic Vinyl vs Digital 
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