Keith Jarrett Sun Bear Concerts - Piano Solo Limited Edition Vinyl

I’ve been listening to the 24/96 version of this on my Naim Mu-so 2 out on the deck this evening, and it sound really pretty good for that. I’ll have to play it again on the full hifi system later. I have some new records to listen to as well (some Strata-East Charles Tolliver/Music Inc. From the early 70s).

 

It is on Tidal in “Master”-Quality as well now, thank you very much for mentioning it!

 

Prostudiomasters is selling the 96/24 flac download for $73.59 CDN. That seems like a good price for over 400 minutes 0f music.

 

Was it in the condition stated?

 

Are these digitally mastered LPs? Sorry I did not read every post in the thread, just most of them.

 

Take a look at this
Keith Jarrett Sun Bear Concerts - Piano Solo Limited Edition Vinyl

 

No all analog.

 

I found out about this too late. Does anybody know if it will be reissued/repressed?

 

No idea. There is a CD version available in ECM’s store, which I have come close to pushing the button on.

I’m surprised they repressed the vinyl to begin with.

 

I bought the vinyl reissue earlier this year and, while it’s a thing of beauty I’m happy to own, can’t really vouch for its quality over the CD version which remains available. A couple of the LPs have pressing issues which I can tolerate but are overridden by the digital version which is, additionally, far cheaper.

 

I can stream it at 24/96 resolution on Qobuz. That's good enough for me. I would like the AAA vinyl, but it's expensive, and I wasn't confident in the quality being good across all LPs. Sounds like some have had issues.

 

Plus letting an entire city’s performance play without a side flip is nice. I have the old CD set and it’s mastered pretty well actually.

 

I have the sacd set from Japan issued a few years ago. Wanted the vinyl but decided not to - not something i want to flip sides for.