Right that's it I've decided never to buy another classical recording under the EMI label. Almost every one I have is a disappointment. Most recent was a recording of the Four Seasons with St Luke's Chamber and Kyung-Wha Chung. Sounds like a winner and got really good reviews...

ok I don't have any versions yet and although I'd like to get all the versions I mention, that would perhaps be a bit excessive. So any ideas which version would be best to start off with? All the versions I mention get excellent reviews for different reasons so is hard to choose...

Just a few photos of what Santa brought me this year. I'll write a review and take better photos soon since I'm too busy enjoying listening at the moment.

recently I decided I had for too long put off getting more into classical music despite enjoying it very much. So.... I bought myself a pair of HD650s and after hours of searching for advice on google chose what seemed to be the best recordings of works by different composers and bought 40...

Where and what are the best prices for Grado RS1 and RS2 for fast delivery in the UK? Thanks

Recently I was looking around for a PCDP, after getting a bit bored of iPods and mp3s etc. Anyway I got a d-ne20 in the end which I'm very happy with. Before anyone jumps on me bear in mind I think SQ on all and any portable device is suspect and I just wanted a small, flexible, good battery...

Not sure if this goes here or in DIY but... As an experiment I cut off the headphones that came with my SE K750i and replaced them with some Sony MDR-ED21LP headphones. Anyway the results were ace. The headphones are that cheap that it's no big deal to cut em up and they sound way better than...

I was thinking of getting an iPod nano and have a few questions: 1) do they have a line-out socket? 2) is the sound quality good enough (with wav or 320kbps mp3) that it is worthwhile connecting HD650 via a headphone amp and the lineout on the iPod (if it has one)?