Wander how the sound (stereo) of this Sony sacd release compares with the recent release of Hemiolia label?
More infos about the new Hemiolia Kind of ...
Last night I listened once more to Beethoven's 5th in Honeck's personalised interpretation. I found it difficult to set the volume at a realistic level. At times it was either ...
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This release was a welcome one. Traditionally the first track seems to overshadow the other ones, with good reason, but as a whole this album is truly a classic.
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Thanks for your comments, EugenF. Yes, there was a hard filter used in the Hemiolia SACD mastering that is visible in the spectrogram in my PDF. Since that hard filter doesn't ...
Already own the first edition John Hammond: Rough & Tough, catalogue reference SACD346, and I find it really great to see it reissued for all hose who missed ...
Thanks to EugenF and Longjohns for contributing to this informative discussion thread. It helped to answer questions about the source of the Hemiolia SACD.
Several site ...
The Hemiola label uses production master tapes (tapes sent to LP pressing plants) as the source for their own tape copies, and for the Miles Davis SACD. The Hemiola release ...
There is a relevant discussion here on a German site (some of it in English, the rest easily translatable), which states it (the Hemiolia) is derived from Job Reel C. Also ...
Comment by Steven Overkill - December 6, 2015 (1 of 1)
Smooth surround sounds. (48 kHz.)
Also recommend Fagen's Kamikirad 2003 5.1 DVDA (96 kHz).