The best sounding (produced/mastered) tracks/albums
Discussion
RSTurboPaul said:
NDA said:
I will give Interstellar a go later on - when the house wakes up!
I've been playing with HouseCurve a room correction app which can be used with Roon - I've had good results.
Let me know what you think!I've been playing with HouseCurve a room correction app which can be used with Roon - I've had good results.
Just as an aside... I don't really love the whole track to be honest, but the opening of 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover by Paul Simon is worth a go. Steve Gadd on drums, superbly recorded.
NDA said:
I did listen - and it's lined up to have another go. Bad tinnitus yesterday (it varies in intensity) prevented me from enjoying it....
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I can sympathise on the tinnitus front - one's ever-present friend, whether one likes it or not, with varying degrees of annoyance factor... lol...
Slightly off topic but I was once lucky enough to have the opportunity to try a pair of STAX headphones. The shop chucked on the STAX demo cd and just let it run. A lady walking across a wooden floor wearing heels, walked towards me from the left and passed through me to the right. Utterly unbelievable.
StescoG66 said:
Just back after the Oslo HiFi show at the weekend.
Take a listen to The Sound Of Silence by the Ghost Of Johnny Cash.....
The acoustic version? Johnny sounds pretty close to the listener! Take a listen to The Sound Of Silence by the Ghost Of Johnny Cash.....
Have you tried Fink and Trouble's What You're In? It's on a live album - very good.
Funk said:
NDA said:
Have you tried Fink and Trouble's What You're In? It's on a live album - very good.
From the album 'Wheels Turn Beneath My Feet' (2012)? An excellent suggestion if so.Perfect Darkness is a great sounding studio album from them too - a few of the tracks appear on Wheels Turn.
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