New Digital Download Available
Check out our newest digital download, Beethoven Moonlight Sonata, Debussy Rhapsody for Clarinet and Weber Concertino for Clarinet.
Testimonial on tape “Tatsuki Narita”
Finally I had a chance to visit Roger today who calibrated my machine. I also collected the tape that I just finished to listened to on cold equipment ( I couldn’t wait ).If I had to describe the sound and quality of the recording it would be ” heavenly amazing “I didn’t realize violin can […]
Review: Tape of Moonlight Sonata, Debussy Rhapsody for Clarinet, & Weber Concertino for Clarinet
The first thing that strikes me about this tape is the intro piano work. It lets me hear just the piano and the room which being the two things that seldom change in these tapes helps me get my bearings… but this time it sounds so different. I almost didn’t recognize the piano and even […]
Positive Feedback Writers’ Choice Award, 2020 from Myles Astor
UltraAnalogue Recordings received the Positive Feedback Writers’ Choice Award 2020, from Myles Astor for the tape Chopin: Introduction & Polonaise brillante – Chopin: Etude in C-sharpe minor (2x with different bows) – Paganini: Variations on a theme by Rossini from the opera Moses in Egypt Positive Feedback wrote: Classical, 15 ips, reel-to-reel tape: Chopin: Introduction & […]
Steve Deckert Review of 2 new tapes: Beethoven Cello Sonata No.5 & Mendelssohn Violin Concerto
As promised a re-visit of these two tapes on my hi-end reference system. I thought I was going to listen to a classical tape… you know, the music. In this case, Beethoven. What happened is I found myself visualizing the room, especially the piano as it clearly sets about 10 feet away from me. I […]
The Reel-to-Reel Rambler, David Denyer’s review of 5 Alena Baeva tapes.
Discovering the amazing Alena Baeva with UltraAnalogue Recordings…
Review/Comments about “Tatsuki Narita” tape by Mike Malinowski
Ed, Listened again last night. This time relaxing with my wife, a glass of wine and the lights out. Overall, the experience was even better the second time. I find that listening in the dark sharpens the senses and allows a clearer focus on the music. Although I am in no way an expert in […]
Review of Digital Download vs Tape: Mendelssohn Violin Concerto
Ed Pong (UltraAnalogue) decided to expand his recorded repertoire with two of the big five with a piano accompanist playing the orchestral part. Ed has been able to get some really top notch violinists (and other musicians) to play in his home concert venue with excellent results. The two concerti, the Tchaikovsky is played by […]
Review of tape: Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, Alena Baeva & Vadym Kholodenko
Mar 25, 2020 My tape also arrived today and Steve has hit the nail on the head. The del Gesu is a wonderful, big sounding instrument. I understand that Alena has it on loan from an anonymous patron. I have a bunch of the top analogue era Mendelssohn concerti and this one is very special. […]
Review of Digital Downloads in Mono and Stereo High-End Audio Magazine
My latest discovery, which I appreciate, is UltraAnalogue Recordings. These recordings cannot be called typical audiophile digestion, but they are real gems, capturing very different and emotional performances, recorded at the right time, in the right place, and with the right know-how. “Danse Macabre” Narita, Lee Tatsuki Narita comes with a sheer degree of the […]