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User Details - M_Dixon
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Matt Dixon | |
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I'm a performing musician, audio engineer, and I review arts events and recordings for a local blog. | |
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Salt Lake City, USA | |
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Basic, but serviceable. OPPO BDP-93 to Denon AVR-1610 to JBL HLS series for 5.0. Sony SCD-CE595 to Technichs AS-EX140 TO Polk Rti-28 in the other room. Grado SR60 and Sennheiser HD280 for on-head duty. | |
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http://sleearts.com | |
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June 11, 2012
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My favorite is this disc: [t=3060] I should point out that I own the DVD-A version of this recording, but I would be suprised if there were any differences in the mixing. For the opening work, Tallis calls for 4 choirs to be arranged in the shape of a cross. That's one situation where everyone can agree on having musicians coming out of the rear ... more | |
May 12, 2012
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As a composer who often works with electronics, I can tell you that good audio gear makes electronic music sound better. I listen to classical too, but I find it puzzling that you would simply dismiss an entire field of music with one broad stroke. ... more | |
May 12, 2012
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I liked the recording, and thought it revealed more of the inner details from the score than other recordings I heard. Much of the string work in the 2nd violins and violas that tend to get swallowed in other recordings came through on this one. My system is clearly inferior to yours, though, so perhaps you're hearing things I'm not. I agree that ... more | |
May 11, 2012
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Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed this one. I focused on the La Mer for an article I wrote for an arts blog where I listened to every single recording of the piece in made in the last 12 years, and to my ears this one was the best. But you're correct when you say the other pieces are equally fantastic. Regards, Matt ... more | |
April 22, 2012
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He addressed the 144 db issue. You missed that? ... more |
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