RE: Classical music: digital or analog

Posted by BoezR (A) on February 13, 2017 at 05:23:52

In Reply to: RE: Classical music: digital or analog posted by BoezR on February 12, 2017 at 20:01:22:

Also, I am giving a dozen of so "duplicates" to my friend. I cannot remember all the details, but I remember the following:

Reiner conducting R. Strauss, Also Sprach Zarathustra. We found two copies. One is a shaded dog RCA Living Stereo with the conductor on the cover. I was told this was the very first commercial release of a stereo recording. We found another copy of the same performance on the maroon Victrola version, and he is taking that one.

Nathan Milstein playing Bach's unaccompanied violin sonatas. One version is on Capitol, mono I remember and another one is stereo DGG. He is taking the stereo one.

Found two identical copies of Karajan conducting Bizet's Carmen on RCA Soria Series. Both are stereo, but one is sealed. He is taking the opened copy.

Two identical copies of Eugene Jochum conducting Carf Orff's Carmina Burana. I am giving him one of the two.

There are a few more, but I cannot remember. We both are in need of building up our vinyl equipment so that we can listen to them.

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Topic - Classical music: digital or analog - BoezR 19:15:39 02/11/17 (22)

RE: Classical music: digital or analog - Roastaman 14:58:18 02/13/17 (0)

RE: Classical music: digital or analog - dadbar 06:32:26 02/13/17 (0)

LP playback is 'labor intensive'. You have to BE INVOLVED in it. some like, some hate... - 3+4=5 13:14:36 02/12/17 (0)

Both. - rbolaw 13:13:12 02/12/17 (0)

Its a toss up - EdAInWestOC 13:06:41 02/12/17 (0)

Here's (hears) my two cents worth... (long) - spindoctor 05:27:57 02/12/17 (1)

RE: Here's (hears) my two cents worth... (long) - George S. Roland 12:37:21 02/12/17 (0)

Don't collect formats, collect muisc - PAR 04:13:27 02/12/17 (0)

The answer seems simple to me... - mr.bear 00:29:59 02/12/17 (0)

RE: Classical music: digital or analog - flood2 00:08:18 02/12/17 (0)

ERROR....you didn'y... - hifitommy 23:55:59 02/11/17 (2)

This is his very first post... Just mentioning it. (as to listing system) nt - 3+4=5 13:15:55 02/12/17 (1)

We'll give him a few days...... - hifitommy 19:50:34 02/12/17 (0)

RE: Classical music: digital or analog - fstein 20:29:07 02/11/17 (0)

RE: Classical music: digital or analog - steve.ott@kctcs.edu 20:20:47 02/11/17 (0)

Why not both? - Chris from Lafayette 20:15:09 02/11/17 (3)

RE: Why not both? - Analog Scott 13:26:21 02/12/17 (2)

I use both LP and CD. I would never go for streaming or downloads! - 3+4=5 20:09:29 02/12/17 (0)

Sorry - I forgot we're in the post-Dubya world! [nt] ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 19:34:06 02/12/17 (0)

RE: Classical music: digital or analog - SgreenP@MSN.com 20:09:59 02/11/17 (2)

RE: Classical music: digital or analog - BoezR 20:01:22 02/12/17 (1)

RE: Classical music: digital or analog - BoezR 05:23:52 02/13/17 (0)

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