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User Details - fabiete
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Amsterdam The Nertherlands |
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October 5, 2008
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| I agree, especially with trntbl, with many of the comments here. Many classical music record houses, good ones like Alia Vox, Channel Classics, etc., keep coming out with new great quality SACDs which is a real pleasure to listen to. SACDs which can be with us for quite a while still. Personally I would do with more opera and jazz as well but ... more | |
December 5, 2007
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| I use both. If there is a good MC recording I listen to it, otherwise I listen to stereo. And since I often enjoy my SACDs late in the evening through headphones the stereo layer is vital for me. ... more | |
May 17, 2007
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| I would like to upgrade to a vacuum-tube final amplifier possibly coupled with a solid-state AV processor but, as far as I can see, most amps are stereo and I don't want to give up multichannel SACD or home theatre, although the latter is far less important for me..... Of course I could resort to five mono tube amps but that is enormously ... more | |
February 10, 2007
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| I live in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, where SACDs are quite common, mainly for classical music and to a lesser extent jazz re-masters, in the best music shops. The number of SACD on sale has increased steadily in the last few years and I managed to put together a nice collection myself. I noticed that most people have no clue about what SACD is and ... more | |
April 26, 2005
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| I also hope the rumours of SACD's upcoming demise are "grossly exaggerated". As others, obviously not that many worldwide, I do hear the difference...... Here in the Netherlands, SACDs appeared early enough, the selection in shops (mainly classical and jazz) increased rather quickly, special shelves were created for SACD and then, all of a sudden, ... more | |
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