He really was "the man" to so many of us who used to hang on his every word back in the day. It took guts and courage to tell the industry it had its head up its ass when it came to CD and "perfect sound forever" and digital was in its nascent stages. In fact his mastering business failed as a result of the digital revolution, but he had the vision to believe it would be revived with time because of the advantages inherent in the medium, and he was of course, correct. I have all his original Sheffield direct to disk LPs. In fact, when I brought a 1000 CDs to Princeton Records few months ago for cash, it included most of the Sheffields that I had on CD as well, as I learned a long time ago that playing them for reasons other than convenience, was a waste of time as long as I still had my Sheffield LPs. RIP Doug.
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