“Narita’s violin is without doubt the standout focus: the violin part in the piece (supposedly played by the devil) is played with a madness, mania, despair. It’s heart-wrenchingly aching. It’s a superb opener to the tape. “ Read the full review by Dave Denyer on The Reel to Reel Rambler here.
” The dynamics of these tapes are insane, as is the transparency. I was actually able to recreate the live event perfectly which is so haunting because you don’t recreate the event in your listening room, you are transported across distance and time to the live event, the experience so damn real that if not […]
Read the full review: Review: a classical musical masterclass from UltraAnalogue Recordings.
Read a review of Ultra Analogue Recording’s 1st Narek Hakhnazaryan recording on The Reel to Reel Rambler: Part 1 Part 2
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“for my ears it is truly the best tape I have EVER heard. Period. End of story. This album is so well recorded that I didn’t move for the entire recording.The timber and dynamics are staggering”
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“These chamber music recordings are some of the best quarter-inch, two-track, 15ips tapes I’ve heard. Whether or not you have a reel-to-reel deck or plan to purchase one, UltraAnalogue’s “purist” formula for creating great recordings is illuminating.” -Jim Hannon Read the full article: http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/ultraanalogue-recordings/
” …if you’ve been following the steady upgrades to the UltraAnalogue recording and playback process you know that a new level of fidelity has been achieved. Some new tapes from UltraAnalogue now featuring this ultra refined level of playback are now available on their website!” -Steve Deckert Read the full article : http://www.decware.com/cgi-bin/yabb22/YaBB.pl?num=1492191245
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