LaserDisc Database - Christmas in Rome: Pinnock/McCreesh: English Concert & Choir [440 072 247-1]

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Added on: 21/02/2003
Latest update: 15/12/2023
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Christmas in Rome: Pinnock/McCreesh: English Concert & Choir [4 4 0 0 7 2 2 4 7 -1 ]

Country	USA
Released	07/12/1993
Publisher	Deutsche Grammophon
Price	34.95 USD

UPC	044007224717
Category	Classical

Color	Color
Length	102 min.
Sides	2
Chapter(s)	???
Size	12"

Picture	???
Ratio	???
Plastic	Transparent
Cover	Standard
Rot status	None reported

Manufactured by

DADC USA

Digital Tracks	Analog Tracks
No data available	No data available

Language	Subtitles
Unknown	Unknown

Additional Information by remav (9)

15/12/2023

A Note on the "4D Audio Recording" logo: This Release was shortly after the "Deutsche Grammophon 4D Recording" Announcement/Introduction in March of '93.

Although a firestorm of criticism ensued for months over the claims, it is apparent that Deutsche Grammophon took great pains such as moving the performers by as little as a meter to get their intended results.

This was a DDD all digital system with the A/D converters moved as close to the actual proprietary microphones as possible among other enhancements. The technical deep dive is an interesting read for anyone interested. At that time 4D laserdiscs were arguably some of the best sounding all digital recordings available to human ears.

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