I used to play this song beyond loud every saturday night for years. crystal clear it was. So much power in the different intsruments recorded. So seperated, still so together. It is a gem. And of course, the guitar, you know.. Crank this one up!
one can prefer something different than another - that is why not all like the same dishes, same colour, same smell and some music some people prefer rhythm than melody other noise than silence I like this piece but if someonne don't it is up to she/him ... nothing's wrong the power is in diversity
Every note is just so clear. The drums and bass guitar really reach out and grab you. Knopfler is always good, but the rest of the guys shine on this one.
Every time I listen to this post I get impressed all over again. There is something very filling about listening to it...and watching as the stylus glides across the sleek black disk. Audio-video excellence...
I have a different experience each time I listen to this soundtrack...it is always good. I think this will be the reference track for every audio system that I test and listen to. The imaging is phenomenal!
The original recording from 1985 was a 16/44.1 digital recording. MFSL are well-known for making completely different masters for their vinyl and CD editions. I can't say if this was the case with this album, but I know for a fact they they do it routinely, and others have demonstrated this very clearly as well. Add to this that even if the vinyl and CD master in this case was the same master, the playback equipment would change the sound as well as no phono cartridge has a completely flat frequency response. Most phono cartridges deviate from flat with at least 2-3 dB or more. Many expensive cartridges deviate with much more than that - 6-10 dB, and they command these high prices exactly because they have a certain "sound", meaning a non-linear frequency response (although it should be said that some expensive cartridges are quite flat). Almost all CD players/DACs are linear within 0.1 dB. Although I haven't seen a measurement of the Ortofon Kontrapunkt, I've seen measurements of 10 other Ortofon cartridges, and they all have a spike/upwards bump in the frequency response around 10-12 kHz, and often a smaller dip in the harshness region. This creates a relaxed yet airy sound. Finally, this phono amplifier uses tubes. Although I haven't seen a measurement for this phono preamp, tubes often change the frequency response as well, although this is not always the case, and it might be less the case in a tube phono preamp than in an actual amplifier driving speakers.
@@mcnyregrus Exactly. If you like real "High Fidelity" - not "High End" Snake Oil or fairy tales about "analog sounds closer to the source" - buy a 200€ CD Player and just enjoy good music.
@@christopherhafer3783 Ah, yes, here we go again: yet another fool who claims that 'High Fidelity' necessarily means it must automatically be better than the analogue sound. In my (highly subjective) opinion, a €200 CD player will not reproduce audio with the same drive precision or soundstage as a half-way decent record player (for example, I own a Rega Planar 6, which is a simply brilliant turntable for the money). By my reckoning, to achieve good CD audio playback quality, you're looking at *at least* €460 for a Marantz 6007 or a Cambridge Audio CXC, for example; if you want to match my Rega's drive precision, frequency and dynamic accuracy, channel separation, and soundstage, then you're easily looking at something like the Quad Artera Play+ or the Cambridge Audio Azur 851C - at a minimum, these retail for €1,499.00 and €1,699.00, respectively - and as much as €2,256.00 for the Cyrus CDi if you wish to better it. And, as with digital media in general, unless it's the original master in SACD format, the compression on a CD makes it no better than a well-mastered vinyl recording: in other words, one format is not inherently better than the other. Sure enough, a digital recording will typically have a more neutral sound and generally also comes pre-mastered with a higher dynamic range, but the reason some people prefer vinyl has little to do with the pursuit of "technical" perfection or "loudness" and more to do with what sounds musically pleasant and emotionally evocative - and music being an entirely subjective domain, who is anyone to say it should simply be reduced to that which is technically perfect when to do so risks the removal of that which makes it sound musical in the first place? Don't get me wrong: a well-mastered CD, on a decent player, can sound brilliant, but in my experience, this is the exception as most digital music sources just sound sterile, too clinical, and all-in-all, entirely lacking in that certain musical something. You listen to what you enjoy, but don't pretend as though your preferences are universally true.
@@feliscorax Get some basic information about Analogue AND Digital Audio before your continue to state all this "highly subjective" crap and calling others "fools". That's just rude. You are surely not even interested in objective, scientistic details about what you are talking about. You are in the big camp of "believers", fed by the sellers and manufacturers with all kinds of bullshit. No, CDs are not compressed (!!). No, your Rega-TT (or ANY!) is not better sounding than a cheap CD-Player. It has almost no sound at all. Add a cartridge and the rest of your chain. Speakers will make 60% of your listening experience, 38% of it is the room, so you have 2% to blame the rest of the system. If you are smart enough do some blind tests. Thank me later. And try to comprehend the big differences between "Player and actual record / Hard-Software", "Audio-Myths and Hard Science", "What you think with your /anyone's limited hearing abilities is right and what is really meant with "High Fidelity" and "close to the source". Last but not least: Try to understand that emotions are never part of any audio-system, it's in the music and will trigger your brain if your are in the right mood, even if it is played over a shitty phone-speaker.
@@christopherhafer3783 I’ve got enough information to form a valid and reasonable opinion on the subject, pal. As for being rude - that’s your problem. You are entitled to your opinions, just as much as I am, but as I said, I do consider it foolish if you think the whole approach favoured by those who prefer (note: it’s a preference, just as some prefer the sound of vinyl) CD and other digital sources is inherently superior as a musical experience. It isn’t, regardless of how much it might *technically* be claimed as such (and even that’s a dubious proposition: vinyl is just as capable of handling dynamic range and frequency response as CD). *Subjectively*, you’re full of feculent matter, because what you consider to be a good sound is most probably not the same as my idea of it (and for good reasons as mentioned both in my previous and my response below).
Ouvindo e lembrando da minha época do colégio agrícola.1997 tinha 17 anos conheci essa banda através de um grande amigo irmão . Grande Wellington Azevedo todos nos no colégio interno ouvindo e projetando nossos futuros...
Excellent sound and remarkably sharp video picture. One of the best I have seen on RUclips. The Ortofon Kontrapunkt does an admirable job extracting sound from that vinyl!
As usual with Dire Straits, great production/arrangement. Mark Knopfler is an excellent lyricist, and he shows it here. Pleasantly quirky song. Nice sound here, thank you
Isso não é tão somente uma música perfeita do Dire Straits... isso é uma passagem pra profundeza da tua alma. Ouça e desfrute a feito uma pessoa caminhando por uma floresta inexplorada 🎵🎶😌
Thank you Thank you Thank you!!! These great videos inspired me to take my M&L Quest speakers out of storage.Ride across the river hasn't sounded so good since 91 when they were new.
Great job, great sound, in the top 3 of the Vinyl channels :) Listening with Chord HUGO and Audeze LCD3 m sounds very very good, thanks for giving us that oprtunity
HiFisquarepants, I shit you not, I was listening to Brothers in Arms yesterday and thought how cool it would be if you uploaded Ride Across The River. Well fuck me if it isn't here one day later! You are awesome!
Consistently, this channel has one of the best set-ups for full spectrum vinyl recordings within the limitations of RUclips audio compression. Thank-you!
Yes, I'm listening to this on youtube via computer. But the low level output from my computer goes to my Pioneer Home Stereo, 100wpc, to the equalizer, out to 2 Klipsch tower speakers. It's maybe not audiophile quality, but I am hearing lots of detail and the bass is so groooovy and warm. And I love the stereo separation. Headphones can't give this good.
Siempre Agradable escuchar las composisiones de Mark Knopfler, y el sonido del dico vinyl , extiende su exquisites,, Gracias HiFisquarepants,, además esta pieza tiene un cierto sabor latino,,con sus trompetas y percusiones, un Saludo desde Cd. Juárez Chih.,
That random fiber that found it's way to tip of the needle was holding my attention ; ). Sounds wonderful! Analog has superior sound but records take up space & like turntables require great care in handling them. Thanks HiFisquarepants..
FFS people, yes - it IS a digital master - yes, it was recorded digitally - yes it was transfered to vinyl (1) - yes, it was played (2) and ripped (3) to digital again - yes, it is uploaded to youtube again digitally - and YES it sounds better than original digital. Why? Because PHYSICS! You cannot transfer digital to vinyl as digital in (1) - material itself cannot be fully "digitalized". Also in (2) you have something called inertion from needle/head who does not fully follow "digital" (analogized) grooves on vinyl - and by these two is how we are getting "analogized" signal from digital master. It is that analog signal ripped in (3) which is different than original - now it has that gramophone touch - vinyl/material "analogization" and needle/head inertion. And that my friends, is SOUL of vinyl listening. Is it better than digital? That's up to you and your ears if they like it :)
A decent turntable has no sound (other than noise) . It's the pickup, especially the needle. A 1200 sounds exactly like a good belt drive- player with the exact same pickup-system.
i SO love the Kb with its ruby cantilever. i was fortunate to squander many an hour in front of my friend's system which was a SOTA Sapphire tt and Sumiko Premier MMT tonearm by Jelco. the speakers were Fried Monitor IVs with ADCOM 5400 amp and Counterpoint SA3000 preamp. the ortofon carts with that style body are in my crosshairs. brothers in arms is a wonderful recording, even on cd which i was enamored with but when i got a cutout LP copy for a buck, my jaw dropped because it so outclassed the cd. not bad for an originally digital recording. this is the one i refer to every time someone says there's no sense in putting a digital recording on vinyl. there ARE others that also transcend their digital roots. ...hifitommy
Dire Straits - Ride Across The River - My First Audio Love : Nothing since that first magical moment has ever impressed me as much. This is my (and to all my friends') reference Track when auditioning any new audio equipment ever since.
Cicadas and crickets sound better from your equipment/record than on my CD ver. and surprisingly bass is so deep, the rest is almost identical like from CD-player. I prefer CD over Vinyl record because of no pops and clicks and overall durability and easiness to use. But the look of your equipment (spinning vinyl record) is (give a breath) awesome! Nothing compares...
I used to play this song beyond loud every saturday night for years. crystal clear it was. So much power in the different intsruments recorded. So seperated, still so together. It is a gem. And of course, the guitar, you know.. Crank this one up!
Best analog source sound quality I've ever heard on RUclips
+Ben Pryor Thank you Ben, that's very kind of you 🤘
Ben Pryor superb sound quality mate!
@@HiFisquarepants Sorry but that post should have been to you! Superb sound quality!
Its Digital - Digital - Analog (DDA) i think. But yes, it shows how important the mastering cut is even for a digital recording.
only that this album was completely recorded digitally in 1985.
This is my favorite, the Dynamics, the instruments, the strings and that deep Bass and kick Bass ..... Simply a great listening experience !
God,this brings back so many memories...I saw Dire Straits in Birmingham in 1985.
How can 18 people dislike this? It's a masterpiece!
one can prefer something different than another - that is why not all like the same dishes, same colour, same smell and some music some people prefer rhythm than melody other noise than silence
I like this piece but if someonne don't it is up to she/him ...
nothing's wrong
the power is in diversity
@@PaxHominibusBonaeVoluntatis it was a rhetorical question
some people just don't know good music
no beats, no terrible voices, no bad sound directing , no basses)))
Those are people who listen to music with $5 headphones
Every note is just so clear. The drums and bass guitar really reach out and grab you. Knopfler is always good, but the rest of the guys shine on this one.
I wasnt even aware of this track until now, this is killer, the instrument separation is just wow and that bass kick.
Damn! I haven't listened to this in forever and had forgotten about that BASS! Thank you, sir!
Wonderfully rounded and tonal bass. WOW! Best sound on YT, for sure. One of my fave songs in the world too!
Every time I listen to this post I get impressed all over again. There is something very filling about listening to it...and watching as the stylus glides across the sleek black disk. Audio-video excellence...
Glad you enjoy it 🙂
Stunning sound ! What nice memories of the first time I heard it, 31 years ago !
I have a different experience each time I listen to this soundtrack...it is always good. I think this will be the reference track for every audio system that I test and listen to.
The imaging is phenomenal!
Although I'm not a big fan of Dire Straits, the production quality of this video was so mesmerizing, I couldn't stop watching.
+Daniel Pena Thanks Daniel 😃 I'm glad you enjoyed it ^_^
I'm just comparing this to my own MFSL CD version and I must say the vinyl sounds better even through RUclips. I'm impressed.
The original recording from 1985 was a 16/44.1 digital recording.
MFSL are well-known for making completely different masters for their vinyl and CD editions. I can't say if this was the case with this album, but I know for a fact they they do it routinely, and others have demonstrated this very clearly as well.
Add to this that even if the vinyl and CD master in this case was the same master, the playback equipment would change the sound as well as no phono cartridge has a completely flat frequency response. Most phono cartridges deviate from flat with at least 2-3 dB or more. Many expensive cartridges deviate with much more than that - 6-10 dB, and they command these high prices exactly because they have a certain "sound", meaning a non-linear frequency response (although it should be said that some expensive cartridges are quite flat).
Almost all CD players/DACs are linear within 0.1 dB.
Although I haven't seen a measurement of the Ortofon Kontrapunkt, I've seen measurements of 10 other Ortofon cartridges, and they all have a spike/upwards bump in the frequency response around 10-12 kHz, and often a smaller dip in the harshness region. This creates a relaxed yet airy sound.
Finally, this phono amplifier uses tubes. Although I haven't seen a measurement for this phono preamp, tubes often change the frequency response as well, although this is not always the case, and it might be less the case in a tube phono preamp than in an actual amplifier driving speakers.
@@mcnyregrus Exactly. If you like real "High Fidelity" - not "High End" Snake Oil or fairy tales about "analog sounds closer to the source" - buy a 200€ CD Player and just enjoy good music.
@@christopherhafer3783 Ah, yes, here we go again: yet another fool who claims that 'High Fidelity' necessarily means it must automatically be better than the analogue sound.
In my (highly subjective) opinion, a €200 CD player will not reproduce audio with the same drive precision or soundstage as a half-way decent record player (for example, I own a Rega Planar 6, which is a simply brilliant turntable for the money). By my reckoning, to achieve good CD audio playback quality, you're looking at *at least* €460 for a Marantz 6007 or a Cambridge Audio CXC, for example; if you want to match my Rega's drive precision, frequency and dynamic accuracy, channel separation, and soundstage, then you're easily looking at something like the Quad Artera Play+ or the Cambridge Audio Azur 851C - at a minimum, these retail for €1,499.00 and €1,699.00, respectively - and as much as €2,256.00 for the Cyrus CDi if you wish to better it.
And, as with digital media in general, unless it's the original master in SACD format, the compression on a CD makes it no better than a well-mastered vinyl recording: in other words, one format is not inherently better than the other. Sure enough, a digital recording will typically have a more neutral sound and generally also comes pre-mastered with a higher dynamic range, but the reason some people prefer vinyl has little to do with the pursuit of "technical" perfection or "loudness" and more to do with what sounds musically pleasant and emotionally evocative - and music being an entirely subjective domain, who is anyone to say it should simply be reduced to that which is technically perfect when to do so risks the removal of that which makes it sound musical in the first place?
Don't get me wrong: a well-mastered CD, on a decent player, can sound brilliant, but in my experience, this is the exception as most digital music sources just sound sterile, too clinical, and all-in-all, entirely lacking in that certain musical something. You listen to what you enjoy, but don't pretend as though your preferences are universally true.
@@feliscorax Get some basic information about Analogue AND Digital Audio before your continue to state all this "highly subjective" crap and calling others "fools". That's just rude. You are surely not even interested in objective, scientistic details about what you are talking about.
You are in the big camp of "believers", fed by the sellers and manufacturers with all kinds of bullshit.
No, CDs are not compressed (!!). No, your Rega-TT (or ANY!) is not better sounding than a cheap CD-Player. It has almost no sound at all. Add a cartridge and the rest of your chain. Speakers will make 60% of your listening experience, 38% of it is the room, so you have 2% to blame the rest of the system.
If you are smart enough do some blind tests. Thank me later.
And try to comprehend the big differences between "Player and actual record / Hard-Software", "Audio-Myths and Hard Science", "What you think with your /anyone's limited hearing abilities is right and what is really meant with "High Fidelity" and "close to the source".
Last but not least: Try to understand that emotions are never part of any audio-system, it's in the music and will trigger your brain if your are in the right mood, even if it is played over a shitty phone-speaker.
@@christopherhafer3783
I’ve got enough information to form a valid and reasonable opinion on the subject, pal. As for being rude - that’s your problem. You are entitled to your opinions, just as much as I am, but as I said, I do consider it foolish if you think the whole approach favoured by those who prefer (note: it’s a preference, just as some prefer the sound of vinyl) CD and other digital sources is inherently superior as a musical experience. It isn’t, regardless of how much it might *technically* be claimed as such (and even that’s a dubious proposition: vinyl is just as capable of handling dynamic range and frequency response as CD). *Subjectively*, you’re full of feculent matter, because what you consider to be a good sound is most probably not the same as my idea of it (and for good reasons as mentioned both in my previous and my response below).
Stunning sound from a stunning band 👏👏👏👏👍👍
The organic texture of the music that just can't be replicated via any CD player.
Unless you must have a very good CD player and cables (cost a fortune)
Amazing- so beautiful, and yet it is about one of the coldest, so harsh, events on earth.
Ouvindo e lembrando da minha época do colégio agrícola.1997 tinha 17 anos conheci essa banda através de um grande amigo irmão . Grande Wellington Azevedo todos nos no colégio interno ouvindo e projetando nossos futuros...
Awesome upload. I am simply Blown away.This also happens to be my No.1 Super Favourite Music. Hats off to Dire Straits and to you Sir.
Excellent sound and remarkably sharp video picture. One of the best I have seen on RUclips. The Ortofon Kontrapunkt does an admirable job extracting sound from that vinyl!
As usual with Dire Straits, great production/arrangement. Mark Knopfler is an excellent lyricist, and he shows it here. Pleasantly quirky song.
Nice sound here, thank you
Best sound I ever heard !!!
WOW that bass is something else. Great tune from a truly great album! Mark Knopfler genius Ifeel like im in a boat on the river at night.
Isso não é tão somente uma música perfeita do Dire Straits... isso é uma passagem pra profundeza da tua alma. Ouça e desfrute a feito uma pessoa caminhando por uma floresta inexplorada 🎵🎶😌
Awesome sound and video !! Like always. Dire Straits is always welcomed !
+Alexander A. Thank you Alexander 😎
GR-Research NX-Studio, NX-Otica and NX-Treme Sound Clips video brought me here!!
nice sound from cartridge and table. Good song too!
WOW...bass is amazing
Thank you Thank you Thank you!!! These great videos inspired me to take my M&L Quest speakers out of storage.Ride across the river hasn't sounded so good since 91 when they were new.
The low frequencies are so clear, its the sound I've been searching for but I bet its not one I can afford.
The depth and clarity! Amazing. Forgot about this dream of a song. Rediscovered a long-ago love here; thank you. ❤️
No Words utter perfection......
Simply outstanding sound...first i have heard this cartridge.....WOW!!!!!
I love this cartridge.
Good depth sound..
+andre reed 😎
So soft good music and best sound on vinyl !
Best analog captured sound... Thanks
Great job, great sound, in the top 3 of the Vinyl channels :) Listening with Chord HUGO and Audeze LCD3 m sounds very very good, thanks for giving us that oprtunity
HiFisquarepants, I shit you not, I was listening to Brothers in Arms yesterday and thought how cool it would be if you uploaded Ride Across The River. Well fuck me if it isn't here one day later! You are awesome!
+SimoWill75 Really? 😱 Well, I must confess I have one of those crystal balls... Hahaha! 😂
HiFisquarepants You do? So you probably already know I was thinking about Telegraph Road or Private Investigations next? :D
thanks for this video, great sound and nice kit. you are winning at life
Beatiful sound and vision. Greetings from Poland
I am doped, stoned ❤️🙏🙏🙏what a fkng piece of music... Holy smokes
the HiFi audio... beats youtube normalizer......Very, very high audio quality...... thank you very much!!!! for posting this!
Impressive sound and quality! Vinyl gives heat!
Fantastyczny kawałek, Marshall Monitor Black przepięknie wlały go w moje uszy.
Consistently, this channel has one of the best set-ups for full spectrum vinyl recordings within the limitations of RUclips audio compression. Thank-you!
Great video, great sound! I really like the close up shots of that ruby cantilever ;o)
What camera do you use? The quality is great!
Thank you Bob :) That ruby cantilever is captivating, indeed ^_^
Nikon D5100 :)
Dick ^
EXCELENT SOUND!
What a beautiful cantilever!!! Perfect sound!!
What has happened to one of my Favorite Tracks... ??
This is better than the original. Incredible quality 👍👍👍♥️
Yes, I'm listening to this on youtube via computer. But the low level output from my computer goes to my Pioneer Home Stereo, 100wpc, to the equalizer, out to 2 Klipsch tower speakers. It's maybe not audiophile quality, but I am hearing lots of detail and the bass is so groooovy and warm. And I love the stereo separation. Headphones can't give this good.
No brasil e assim.
Escutamos tudo... após a audição elegemos nossa faixa preferida.
E tenho dito
Sendo Rock, so pode ser coisa boa!
Siempre Agradable escuchar las composisiones de Mark Knopfler, y el sonido del dico vinyl , extiende su exquisites,, Gracias HiFisquarepants,, además esta pieza tiene un cierto sabor latino,,con sus trompetas y percusiones, un Saludo desde Cd. Juárez Chih.,
That random fiber that found it's way to tip of the needle was holding my attention ; ). Sounds wonderful! Analog has superior sound but records take up space & like turntables require great care in handling them. Thanks HiFisquarepants..
Again and again
Stage and bass and singer and brass section and the drums wowwwwww
Когда впервые это слышали.это был космос.как бальзам на душу
My first CD ever purchased. Love it.
FFS people, yes - it IS a digital master - yes, it was recorded digitally - yes it was transfered to vinyl (1) - yes, it was played (2) and ripped (3) to digital again - yes, it is uploaded to youtube again digitally - and YES it sounds better than original digital. Why? Because PHYSICS! You cannot transfer digital to vinyl as digital in (1) - material itself cannot be fully "digitalized". Also in (2) you have something called inertion from needle/head who does not fully follow "digital" (analogized) grooves on vinyl - and by these two is how we are getting "analogized" signal from digital master. It is that analog signal ripped in (3) which is different than original - now it has that gramophone touch - vinyl/material "analogization" and needle/head inertion. And that my friends, is SOUL of vinyl listening. Is it better than digital? That's up to you and your ears if they like it :)
Sound quality is awesome!What an album Brothers in Arms is! Great upload mate!
never heard a 1200 sound so good, but it is quite a simple track - nevertheless, full of detail and warmth with real clarity
+See You In Mist 😃😎
A decent turntable has no sound (other than noise) . It's the pickup, especially the needle.
A 1200 sounds exactly like a good belt drive- player with the exact same pickup-system.
Great Sound
Dire Straits with their brilliant sound mastering as always :)
This is as good as audio gets on RUclips - right down to the piece of lint caught on the stylus!
Really nice clean sound coming from that Ortofon cart. I bought the MC-3 Turbo back in March and love the sound. Can't go wrong with Ortofon.
Feast for the ears.....
Hello HiFisquarepants , jolie version sonore avec la Kontrapunkt B ! belle vidéo, zoom sur le diamant :)
Hello Patrick :) Merci d'avoir regardé ^_^
This has never sounded so flipping good 👍🏽
Great track and sounds so good on RUclips!
Audio candy. Tender, warm and delicious. Fantastic as always from my buddy mr. Hifi.
Great Sound, Awesome...
i SO love the Kb with its ruby cantilever. i was fortunate to squander many an hour in front of my friend's system which was a SOTA Sapphire tt and Sumiko Premier MMT tonearm by Jelco. the speakers were Fried Monitor IVs with ADCOM 5400 amp and Counterpoint SA3000 preamp. the ortofon carts with that style body are in my crosshairs.
brothers in arms is a wonderful recording, even on cd which i was enamored with but when i got a cutout LP copy for a buck, my jaw dropped because it so outclassed the cd. not bad for an originally digital recording. this is the one i refer to every time someone says there's no sense in putting a digital recording on vinyl. there ARE others that also transcend their digital roots.
...hifitommy
Best of the best.
I got the CD a a long time ago. Although I think the CD sounds great, there's just something about this that completely jumps out. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks you are realy findd the way bro👍
upload again brother. thanks forever!!
so many details on that great song: thanks
I just knew right from the first tones that it was a Fritz Gyger stylus. I just love that sound. I have an MC10 Super II (FG70).
Master Mark deserves the best sound.
cool! the toms are like here beside me
*TENGO ESTE ALBUM EN CD. DIRE STRAITS-BROTHERS IN ARMS*
I really love your array of cartridge setups.
Just wonderful!
Awesome just awesome...........
For listeners in 2019, play this in your mobile browser instead of the youtube app. You'll get 160 kbps OPUS audio which is much better sound quality.
160 kbps aint good enough with any decoder --420kbps ogg might do the job
Dire Straits - Ride Across The River - My First Audio Love : Nothing since that first magical moment has ever impressed me as much. This is my (and to all my friends') reference Track when auditioning any new audio equipment ever since.
I recommend “the man’s too strong,” from this LP
WONDERFUL
I have this album on the way if the site ever ships it lol. Been 4 days since ordered. First 12" 45 rpm msfl pressing I've bought.
😃👍
Lovely
AUDIO FANTASTICO!!!
Cicadas and crickets sound better from your equipment/record than on my CD ver. and surprisingly bass is so deep, the rest is almost identical like from CD-player. I prefer CD over Vinyl record because of no pops and clicks and overall durability and easiness to use. But the look of your equipment (spinning vinyl record) is (give a breath) awesome! Nothing compares...
Просто и охрененно,класс.
Excellent cart.
DAMN, that sounds good. How? How I ask you!
Outstanding...
What a lovely cartridge your Ortofon is . i have been spoiled now by my Rohmann too
That ruby cantilever is...lovely, isn't it? ;)
If you have time, I'd like to hear the Kontrapunkt playing "Single-Handed Sailor / Follow Me Home" by Dire Straits. :)
+Luca Simoncini I'm afraid I don't have a decent copy of Communiqué...
What about "Six Blade Knife"?
+Luca Simoncini Ok, HiFispongebob will take note of that for future videos 😎
Fine, as always !!!
+Rodin Thank you Rodin ☺
wonderful
there we go 👍
Solamente .. exepcional!!!