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Recent comments

Mendelssohn, Shostakovich: Violin Concertos - Hahn, Wolff, Janowski | JPO - May 11, 2025

Disappointing experience. The multichannel area of the SA-CD layer contains a fake multichannel recording, with very little signal in the center channel. It is highly likely ...

Simon and Garfunkel: Bridge Over Troubled Water | Downunderman - May 12, 2025

A remarkable job has been done with the 55 year old master tape here. It was very well recorded to begin with, but Rob LoVerde and Shawn R. Britton have combined brilliantly ...

Joni Mitchell: Ladies of the Canyon | Downunderman - May 5, 2025

Not too much to grumble about here. An excellent mastering by Neal Harris, assisted by Krieg Wunderlich. It is quite spacious and detailed with lots of separation. It does ...

Bad Company: Straight Shooter | Downunderman - May 1, 2025

Mastered directly from a 1/4-inch copy of the original master tape as Bad Company: Bad Company also was. Though quite different sounding to it, even ...

Joni Mitchell: The Asylum Albums (1972 to 1975) | Warren Ogden - April 27, 2025

These blu-rays also include quad mixes of all 4 albums in 192/24 resolution. The one for 'For the Roses' was made for this set; the others already had quad mixes from back in ...

Tony Williams Trio: Young at Heart | Paul - May 6, 2025

This was Sony Japan’s and the world’s first DSD (Direct Stream Digital) recording. Recorded in September of 1996.

Simon and Garfunkel: Bookends | Downunderman - April 21, 2025

This SACD mastered by Neal Harris, assisted by Shawn R. Britton and an interesting mastering at that, but not an Original Master Recording. The MoFi vinyl for this was ...

Strauss 200 - Capella Musica Dresden | hiredfox - May 1, 2025

Thanks for reviewing this disc Adrain. Like you, I am curious and intrigued by it. It's a left field choice for sure but your review has heightened my expectations. It's worth ...

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