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Re: Nothing much available in the line of classical music

Posted by Hayden on January 26, 2000 at 03:07:29:

John, which ones are you talking about? The H. Von Karajan
series? I have his Dvorak:Symphony No.9,and his Vivaldi: The Four Seasons on dvd as well as laser. Although I find
myself watching/listening to the laser (it has a fuller,richer sound) instead of the dvd's, I wouldn't call these particular dvd's "crap" or unwatchable. Much to my surprise they sound better than I expected (using the PCM
tracks of course,not the data reduced,thin sounding DD5.1).