User Details - Perigo

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Name:
   SACD
Details:
   I think SACD is the best system to listen music in hi-rez. There are a lot of good titles to listen to for years and years.
Location:
   Salerno, Italy
HiFi:
   After Philips SACD1000 and Marantz SA17S1 experiences, now I have the Sony SCD-1, one of the best sounding SACD players of ever.
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Reviews
Found: 2
Bach: Goldberg Variations - Glenn Gould        (2 of 10 found this review helpful)
  June 18, 2007

I don't understand the purpose of this title. The sound, between 1955 original version and the digitally replayed version, declares the absolute winner in the first edition. I found the DSD recording (I listen to stereo version only) from Disklavier dull, all but not natural. The original 1955 ... more
Vienna - Reiner      (4 of 6 found this review helpful)
  May 11, 2007

I can't imagine a better sound than the resulting from this Living Stereo "Vienna". It's incredible to think that the "originals" of this recordings' masterpiece are dated 1957 and 1960. Please, listen to J.Strauss waltzes and to Carl Maria von Weber's "Invitation to dance". The correct sound, with ... more
 
 
Latest Posts
Santana's "Abraxas"
March 6, 2010
Right, but on my system I hear distinctly the noise (hum) of guitar tube amplifier. ... more
SACD Detection
February 2, 2010
What do you mean with "sound good"? My SCD-1 seems to work perfectly anytime. ... more
13 million SA-CD players
January 25, 2010
Please, let this thread for the news on SACD hardware only. ... more
13 million SA-CD players
November 19, 2009
Theta Digital Announces new Blu-Ray/Universal Transport from http://www.thetadigital.com/press_release_compli_blu.shtml ** THETA DIGITAL DEBUTS COMPLI BLU UNIVERSAL DISC TRANSPORT Atlanta, September 10, 2009-Theta Digital, is introducing an all-new universal disc transport. The COMPLI BLU will step into the spotlight as Theta's new Blu-ray disc ... more
new Stereophile poll - Format Choice
November 11, 2009
I agree 100%. Every word written on a commercial review is always conditioned by "own interests" that coincide with the interests of the main advertisers. ... more