Ok so...I got the new 2023 remasters. And it was a waste of money, sorry to say. (The Rozhdestvensky fillers may be worth it, but I'm only talking about the new remaster of ...
I fully agree with Contrapunctus comment: - here's no doubt for me, that you won't get closer to these recordings than with this new set- .
Indeed, the Emil Berliner Studios ...
Well, the fact they immediately closed BIS's online store and no longer seem to sell discs certainly bodes ill. I'm not against streaming, but — like quite a few other ...
Like Marcus DiBenedetto mentioned there is a Vol. 2 available, which is indeed now shipped to those who pre-ordered.
This Vol. 2 is not in the data-base. How can i upload it ...
The same unease is felt with 4K disc vs. streaming. I prefer the disc. In my opinion, the quality is much higher. However, with music, we have an advantage. I download the DXD ...
Downloading Hi-Res files in surround 5.1 takes a fair amount of time. Before having been connected to the internet with fibre optics it took me sometimes up to two hours to ...
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Giulio Cesare Ricci at Museo Piaggio, Pontedera, Italy in DSD on the Pyramix Recorder using dCS A/D and D/A converters on November 2015
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Comment by Rafael Méndez - April 12, 2023 (1 of 1)
It is an extraordinary sounding album (in fact one of my favorite demo albums). The bass sound is absolutely natural, the atmosphere intimate, and Bianchini's voice wonderful. The selection of pieces is unthinkably eclectic, but they flow with total fluidity, ranging from Paul Simon (Heart and Bones) or Noel Gallagher (Wonderwall) to an incredible traditional Venezuelan composition (Pajarillo Verde). The album is a gem-
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Comment by Rafael Méndez - April 12, 2023 (1 of 1)
It is an extraordinary sounding album (in fact one of my favorite demo albums). The bass sound is absolutely natural, the atmosphere intimate, and Bianchini's voice wonderful. The selection of pieces is unthinkably eclectic, but they flow with total fluidity, ranging from Paul Simon (Heart and Bones) or Noel Gallagher (Wonderwall) to an incredible traditional Venezuelan composition (Pajarillo Verde). The album is a gem-