[crazyface]

I just got my first two MFSL CD's. One is called "Bing Sings Whilst Bregman Swings," and the other is the Moscow Jazz Ensemble - and both are really brilliant!
The job they did on Bing's album is amazing - it's mono of course, but you really don't miss stereo at all, everything's presented so clearly and perfectly balanced!
I don't listen to much 60's-80's pop, so most of MFSL's library falls outside of my tastes, unfortunately.
How do the MFSL CD's compare to the vinyl?
Are there any other labels that have the same principles as MFSL, and skilled personnsel to match? Please list them, and link to their websites if available!

Thank you!

 

[markl]

DCC & Audio Fidelity for CDs. There are a lot of boutique vinyl companies. Check out http://store.acousticsounds.com/

 

[crazyface]

What does DCC stand for? When I search for it, I just get a Wikipedia page about Digital Cassette tapes...

 

[omegaman]

Somebody recommended Telarc Digital all there disc's are recorded in DDD. Never heard any myself but they get great reviews .

 

[omegaman]

DCC is the company Steve Hoffman is associated with producing high quality gold disc's. I have not heard any of these either.

Heres a list of releases :-

http://www.stevehoffman.tv/discography/DCC

 

[markl]

Dunhill Compact Classics. They are defunct, but Steve now works for Audio Fidelity, but we aren't holding our breath for any new CDs from them.

Steve also works now for Warner for Because Sound Matters doing vinyl re-ssues of classic rock LPs.