Like those old favourites 'professional' and 'monitor', 'remastered' is a term that gets abused nearly as often as it's used. So what does it really mean? At DSD-guide.com, which promotes high-rate DSD music online, an article about remastering concludes: 'In general, a simple conversion is not considered remastering. Remastering is a process that achieves the requirements of the final format to best reach the listener'. If you buy a product that's described as remastered, you might expect that the engineers have gone back to the original studio master, and have lovingly made a new transfer that will sound better than previous releases.
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