Mahler Symphony No. 9 - Bruno Walter Columbia Symphony Orchestra PCM 24/192 Sourced from EMI Original pressingAnalog:

Sourced from EMI Original pressingAnalog: Transferred using a VPI - HW-40 Anniversary Direct Drive Turntable - Cartridge used Ortofon MC Anna - Merrill Jens Phono PreampDigital: Merging Hapi Analog to Digital Converter clocked by an Antelope Audio 10MX Atomic ClockPower Conditioning: Shunyata Research Everest 8000 for analog componentsShunyata Research Triton and Typhon for digital componentsAll components grounded to Shunyata ALTAIRA Hubs

all is exposed--and so it is here

many of RCA’s great stereo recordings made prior to 1958 were issued on the legendary Living Stereo record label

Phill Gratteau: Drums

both through this ensemble and his other endeavors

Mahler Symphony No. 9 - Bruno Walter Columbia Symphony Orchestra PCM 24/192 Sourced from EMI Original pressingAnalog:Mahler Symphony No. 9 in D major, performed by Bruno Walter conducting the Columbia Symphony Orchestra, is one of the most significant and historically important recordings of Mahler's final symphony. Recorded in 1961, it is regarded as a profound and emotional interpretation of one of Mahlers most complex and introspective works. This performance has become a touchstone for many Mahler enthusiasts and scholars because it offers emotional depth,