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Posted by Romy the Cat on
02-13-2015
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fiogf49gjkf0d There was a Reference Recordings company that did some nice
sound and sometimes, unfortunately much less frequently, some good music. The premises
behind the Reference Recordings that they were pure PCM recording, uselessly
done in 4x with Pacific A/D. I got last night Manfred Honeck with Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra doing Bruckner
4. To my surprise it was 2 and 5 channels SACD with complimentary 2Ch PCM stereo.
The SACD was done for RR by Boston’s Soundmirror – a known proponent of DSD and
obsessive multi-micing. Hmmm, that is kind of disappointing. What would be
next, who also would be granted franchise to sell under RR label?
I did not listen my new Bruckner 4 yet. Still, if it is accept
able sound (and I think it will) then how I can reconcile the fact that they
are DSD original recordings that there multiple times converted to PCM? How
long would be when iTines will be selling their mp3 files with Reference
Recordings logo?
The caT
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