... and the means to play them back with total audiophile quality.
My favorite organ recordings were produced by Columbia Records in the 1950s-1970's by such artists as E Power Biggs and Anthony Newman. Sony music now has custody of all former Columbia material. Sony has not yet seen fit to offer much of this material in digital format. Some of the stuff I have I had to get crappy YouTube uploads which are less than audiophile quality. This stuff was ripped from vinyl and sounds scratchy and distorted.
I have crap for personal music-listening equipment too.
Motorola Moto E4 smartphone
Android 7.1.1.1 on it
Musicalet player app
Vipex $60 Bluetooth headset from amazon.com that is rotten for music
cheesy little PC speakers on my desktop
cheesy Panasonic corded headphone
cheap little Sony boombox
Back in the 1970's my mother had a nice huge Electrophonic home hi-fi that weighed a ton. Big heavy 12" woofer floor speakers. Organ/Bach/harpsichord music on Columbia Records LP's and 8-track by Biggs and Newman. The records when brand new out of the covers sounded divine when played back on this home stereo. It was like hearing a cathedral organ live. The records and tapes are long gone and so is the old heavy-duty hi-fi system.
Let me ask you people now: what are the best Bluetooth headphones (with built-in telephone mic) for listening to organ music? A headset that gives that ambience like inside a cathedral live.
My favorite organ recordings were produced by Columbia Records in the 1950s-1970's by such artists as E Power Biggs and Anthony Newman. Sony music now has custody of all former Columbia material. Sony has not yet seen fit to offer much of this material in digital format. Some of the stuff I have I had to get crappy YouTube uploads which are less than audiophile quality. This stuff was ripped from vinyl and sounds scratchy and distorted.
I have crap for personal music-listening equipment too.
Motorola Moto E4 smartphone
Android 7.1.1.1 on it
Musicalet player app
Vipex $60 Bluetooth headset from amazon.com that is rotten for music
cheesy little PC speakers on my desktop
cheesy Panasonic corded headphone
cheap little Sony boombox
Back in the 1970's my mother had a nice huge Electrophonic home hi-fi that weighed a ton. Big heavy 12" woofer floor speakers. Organ/Bach/harpsichord music on Columbia Records LP's and 8-track by Biggs and Newman. The records when brand new out of the covers sounded divine when played back on this home stereo. It was like hearing a cathedral organ live. The records and tapes are long gone and so is the old heavy-duty hi-fi system.
Let me ask you people now: what are the best Bluetooth headphones (with built-in telephone mic) for listening to organ music? A headset that gives that ambience like inside a cathedral live.
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