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In Reply to: difference between super audiophile CD and HDCD??? posted by stiz on November 29, 2000 at 18:16:17:
If the packaging or the CD do not say "HDCD," the CD may be some retailer's definition of "super audiophile," but it's not HDCD, which is a specific encoding/decoding system developed by Pacific Microsonics. Reference Recordings' CD's for the last several years have been HDCD-encoded (recording engineer Keith O. Johnson is in fact one of HDCD's developers), and you may find select CD's from a few other labels also so processed.There are differing opinions on what HDCD brings to the table. A couple that I like are fairly recent Reference Recordings CD's..."Ports of Call" and "Copland 100"...but that's as much (or more) because of the music itself.
--Jim
--Jim
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- Re: difference between super audiophile CD and HDCD??? - Jim Treanor 10:09:54 11/30/00 (6)
- HDCD??? - TBone 12:14:21 11/30/00 (5)
- Re: HDCD??? - Jim Treanor 13:18:18 11/30/00 (4)
- Re: HDCD??? - TBone 13:52:19 11/30/00 (3)
- Re: HDCD??? - Jim Treanor 14:27:32 11/30/00 (2)
- Microsoft maybe.. - TBone 10:32:31 12/01/00 (0)
- Ah yes - stiz 15:09:02 11/30/00 (0)
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