So close to giving up on SACD and DVD-A (1 Viewer)

[Lee Scoggins]

I agree. They are much more smooth and and I don't get as much listener fatigue during long sessions. The music is more natural.

 

[Lee Scoggins]

www.highfidelityreview.com has a nice story on Universal releasing 6 more classical SACDs so it appears the majors still view Super Audio as a strong niche play...

 

[PaulDA]

Speaking of that site, their review of the Kunzel disc of Rosza's film scores is spot on. Highly recommend it.

 

[Justin_P]

Ditto to PaulDA's comment. If you enjoy Rosza's work, I cannot recommend this disc enough.

I only buy DualDisc when it has a genuine sonic advantage, i.e. an MLP track.

I'm still buying SACDs at a surprisingly high rate - mostly due to playing catch up on the Kinks and Rolling Stones reissues.

Also, I've been taking advantage of the truly excellent RCA Living Stereo series - great discs at a great price. I've got seven of them now.

Has anyone heard if/when we can expect more of those?

 

[Lewis Besze]

I've never seen any artist's name misspelled so many times.
It's ROZSA

 

[PaulDA]

I'm sorry. I even checked it and still transposed the letters. I feel particularly embarrassed as my own name is frequently butchered.:b

 

[Brian O]

Once again, I am reminded how much I enjoy DVD-A through my Panasonic CP72. I just picked up REM's Best of, In Time. I already have the CD with the second disc of rare cuts but I had a feeling that a hi-res MC version of REM's would be great and it is. Highly recommended.