We know that the Wheelsville for the 'with these eyes' is the first issue and that it's rarer but, is one press better sounding than the other ?

Yes, because the flip side of the Wheelsville press is a superb allnighter sound and much harder to get than the Wee 3 45.

12 minutes ago, Quinvy said:

Yes, because the flip side of the Wheelsville press is a superb allnighter sound and much harder to get than the Wee 3 45.

Yes this I know, the Wee3 has 'I've been trying' which is a decent cover to the Impressions and the Wheelsville has 'love of my life' which "rips-off" Marvin Gaye's 'I'll be doggone' guitar riffs. My quest is about the 'with these eyes' sound quality between both release; is there any difference or not ?

Going from memory dont think there is a difference.Will try and check but god knows where they both are.

 

Trev

I can't remember any notable difference, and I'm a fussy b*****d. 

love of my life intro is very like len barry's 123!

Only have it on Wheelsville these days; both sides are great of course and the sound quality just fine. From memory, the Wee 3 is loud as hell

6 hours ago, PhilT said:

Only have it on Wheelsville these days; both sides are great of course and the sound quality just fine. From memory, the Wee 3 is loud as hell

That was my gut feeling. I don't have the Wee3 anymore and I just got in the beautiful Wheelsville copy and I had that impression that the Wee3 was indeed full of bass and deeper in the sound spectrum somehow in comparaison... from memory that is. Cheers 4 that.

OK, I now have them both; the Wee3 and the Wheelsville 45's under the hand. Matrixes are a perfect match, play wise and recoded with Audacity shows no difference in sound nor in view meters graphics/specters.

Edited March 18, 20169 yr by tlscapital