Mobile Fidelity - MFSL 2-438 - 180 Gram Virgin Vinyl 

Numbered Limited Edition -  Pressed at RTI  - 45RPM - Two Disc

Mastered by Kreig Wunderlich

 1/4" / 15 IPS analog master to DSD 256 to analog console to lathe

There was an unpleasant dryness and starkness to the sound of these originals accompanied by unpleasant grain. That is why it is easy to write that these three reissues from Mobile Fidelity sound far superior to the originals. They are far more transparent, detailed and texturally more supple as well as being harmonically more fully fleshed out.Like other reissue labels, Mobile Fidelity has its hits and misses. These three double 45rpm releases along with much of the Miles catalog are among Mobile Fidelity’s best work to date. For Miles fans these are not to be missed—even if you have originals of these three - Sound 9/10 Music 10/10 Michael Fremer Analogue Planet

Sound: 8.8 - Pressing/packaging: 9.4 - Value: 9.5 - Here’s another impressive MoFi reissue of an essential early fusion Miles Davis record.Meticulously pressed, this record sounds phenomenal and is an easy recommendation - Daily Audiophile

MoFi's 'wonder team' of Krieg Wunderlich and Shawn R. Britton did a colossal tape to disc remastering and cutting to 45 rpm, supported by RTI delivering the most silent pressing I ever heard. - Tone Audio

They are up there with what I consider the crème de la crème; where outstanding music is served by outstanding sound, 5/5 Positive Feedback

the drum panned right upfront is energetically present with hi-hat and snare rolls sounding very realistic; electric piano and/or Fender Rhodes counter on the left, playing a constant game of chasing each other; electric bass centered further back is larger than life, nearly invasive, and organically 'loose' but surprisingly still substantially solid; tenor sax tends towards a lean and biting veracity; ironically it is Miles' trumpet that comes out just short of impressive with a bit of mic saturation smearing on fortes, despite its good tone. The latter caveat aside, MoFi's 'wonder team' of Krieg Wunderlich and Shawn R. Britton did a colossal tape to disc remastering and cutting -Soundeva

Davis’ Self-Proclaimed “Directions in Music” March Begins Here

Mastered from the Original Master Tapes: Abundant Jazz, Funk, and Rock Textures Rotate Around a Luscious Tonal Center 

Landmark 1968 Effort Recognized as Davis’ Prelude Into Full-On Fusion: Exotic Suite-Like Album Beautiful, Intense, Adventurous 

Miles Davis’ move into full-on fusion starts here. Abandoning his bebop roots and chasing electric dreams, rock-based rhythms, and ostinato pulses, the icon gives life to new music forms on Filles de Kilimanjaro, a titanic release prized for its historical significance and lasting beauty. Grounded and focused, the five compositions unfold like a unified suite. Such peak lyricism, flourishes, and phrases are experienced in the highest-possible fidelity on Mobile Fidelity’s 45RPM 2LP set.