Find the full review including samples allowing comparison of these new versions, as well as all measurements, including the new 3D spatialization representation graph. This analysis puts the different editions of the album Dangerous into perspective by incorporating dynamic range (DR) and spatialization (SK/SP) measurements, as well as visualizations of soundstage occupancy. It also providesContinue reading “Michael Jackson- Dangerous – Review updated with Dolby Atmos and Blu-spec CD2 (18 versions)”
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Michael Songs From The Motion Picture – Exceptional soundtrack or disappointment? – review (streaming vs Vinyl record vs Cassette)
Film scores are always carefully crafted to deliver optimal sound in theaters, with impressive dynamic range. The presentation of the Michael movie soundtrack suggests an excellent listening experience, in stereo only, as no immersive version is available. Exceptional soundtrack or disappointment? That’s what we re about to find out in this review. For this review,Continue reading “Michael Songs From The Motion Picture – Exceptional soundtrack or disappointment? – review (streaming vs Vinyl record vs Cassette)”
Céline Dion – S’il suffisait d’aimer – Review (CD, Vinyl Record, streaming Apple Music Stereo, Dolby Atmos, Amazon Music Sony 360RA Reality Audio)
S’il suffisait d’aimer is an album by Céline Dion released in 1998, primarily produced in collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman. It is rooted in French-language pop with a strong emotional and orchestral dimension. The album prominently showcases C line Dion s voice through simple and effective arrangements. It features several key tracks such as S’il suffisaitContinue reading “Céline Dion – S’il suffisait d’aimer – Review (CD, Vinyl Record, streaming Apple Music Stereo, Dolby Atmos, Amazon Music Sony 360RA Reality Audio)”
Michael Jackson – Number Ones – First time on Vinyl, but Is something wrong with vinyl? – Review (High Res 24 96 vs Vinyl record)
Number Ones is a compilation of Michael Jackson s greatest hits, originally released in 2003 and featuring major tracks from Billie Jean to Smooth Criminal. For the first time, this selection is available as a double LP vinyl edition since January 30, 2026, with 18 iconic tracks from his career. This pressing offers an analogContinue reading “Michael Jackson – Number Ones – First time on Vinyl, but Is something wrong with vinyl? – Review (High Res 24 96 vs Vinyl record)”
Serenity and Precision: Exploring Vinyl Through Listening and Measurement at Ana Mighty Sound – The Temple of Vinyl Playback (A new listening experience in DXD)
So I propose a different experience: rather than simply commenting on the listening experience, I will share with you recordings in DXD 24 bits 384 kHz made in various dream configurations : Phasemation PP-2000 EA-2000 PP-200 EA-220 CSPort Analog, Turntable TAT1 , AMG Giro MKII G9…
Anne Bisson – Guilty Pleasures – Review (UHQCD vs Highres USB Card vs One Step vinyl record)
Anne Bisson, singer-songwriter, set out to select her Guilty Pleasures her most eclectic musical favorites, deeply rooted in her musical identity since childhood. Discover this acoustically driven album featuring great classics such as Wild Horses (The Rolling Stones), Harvest Moon (Neil Young), Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd), In the Ghetto (Elvis Presley) and rediscover Les FeuillesContinue reading “Anne Bisson – Guilty Pleasures – Review (UHQCD vs Highres USB Card vs One Step vinyl record)”
Dire Straits – Making Movies – Review – (Test: vinyl record, MOFI, Abbey Road, CD, SACD, Streaming, stereo to Atmos)
Making Movies is the third studio album by Dire Straits, released in 1980, and marks a major turning point in the band’s career. Recorded in New York at the Power Station Studios and produced by Jimmy Iovine, the album adopts a more ambitious, cinematic approach. Mark Knopfler s songwriting gains depth and emotional weight, withContinue reading “Dire Straits – Making Movies – Review – (Test: vinyl record, MOFI, Abbey Road, CD, SACD, Streaming, stereo to Atmos)”
Renaud Capuçons – J.S. Bach – Sonatas and Partitas – Review (Stereo High-res and Dolby Atmos)
On the occasion of his 50th birthday, the renowned French violinist Renaud Capuçon releases a new album in which he offers his own vision of the iconic sonatas and partitas by Johann Sebastian Bach. Renaud Capuçon first discovered Bach s sonatas and partitas in childhood, listening to a vinyl record owned by his parents. DeeplyContinue reading “Renaud Capuçons – J.S. Bach – Sonatas and Partitas – Review (Stereo High-res and Dolby Atmos)”
Robbie Williams – BRITPOP – Review (Stereo and Dolby Atmos)
After nearly a decade without a true original pop-rock album, Robbie Williams returns with BRITPOP, a bold record rooted in the spirit of the 1990s and the golden age of British music. Conceived as the album he would have wanted to release after leaving Take That in 1995, it leans into more prominent guitars, rawContinue reading “Robbie Williams – BRITPOP – Review (Stereo and Dolby Atmos)”
Eric Serra – SPACE PROJEKT U.M.On – An Immersive Musical Space Opera – Review (Vinyl record vs digital stereo vs Dolby Atmos)
After immersing us in the ocean with the music of “The Big Blue“, and in space with the score of “The Fifth Element”, Eric Serra returns with a new music album, “SPACE PROJEKT U.M.O.”, once again inviting us on a journey into space. This musical space opera offers a cosmic voyage through a wide rangeContinue reading “Eric Serra – SPACE PROJEKT U.M.On – An Immersive Musical Space Opera – Review (Vinyl record vs digital stereo vs Dolby Atmos)”