Another one video:
Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson - That Old Feeling
https://youtu.be/o1E3bBFFXRM

I wish I could find my copy of the Coltrane/“Ballads” LP. It’s out there somewhere in my collection.

I've purchased almost my entire collection from Acoustic Sounds whether it be from the vinyl vault or from their QRP selection. I just hit 500 last week, in three years. I love Acoustic Sounds and their Quality Records Pressings! The big box arrived today, 12 more beauties to listen to this weekend. Doors, Lynard Skynard, Classical, whatever, it's quality from Acoustics. 

John Coltrane ‎– A Love Supreme 
https://youtu.be/kFWfqOwopGU

Rhino offered up the Atlantic mono Coltrane. I have Giant Steps and can say my mono cartridge tracks it perfectly.

https://www.rhino.com/product/the-atlantic-years-in-mono

Yeah I have Getz/Gilberto, Ballads (also original) and A Love Supreme. They are pretty wonderful.

Analogue Productions has been reissuing many of the RCA Living Stereo titles. I have a hybrid SACD of Scheherazade and it’s down right fantastic given that it was recorded in the late 1950’s.
Now, titles from that RCA series and some of the DECCA classical recordings are available as DSD downloads at the Acoustic Sounds website. I hope Acoustic Sounds continues to expand their endeavors regarding classical music. 

Analogue Productions has been reissuing many of the RCA Living Stereo titles. I have a hybrid SACD of Scheherazade and it’s down right fantastic given that it was recorded in the late 1950’s.

I have hybrid SACD of Scheherazade and listen it on CD. I don't have SACD player.
It sounds great:
https://youtu.be/trdFb6zO9OA

I hope they will do more classical music reissue on vinyl.

Most of late 1950 classical records were recorded very well because they used simple 2-3 microphone technique and relatively simple tube equipment. The problem was a proper microphone placement and good hall acoustics.
Later records from end of 1960x used multi microphone technique, sophisticated transistor equipment and Dolby tape recorders. Signal pass became longer in number of times. As result microdynamics was killed and tone of instruments became more artificial. The music hаll atmosphere is more artificial too. 
Regards,
Alex 

Alex, these were all three track recordings and they most likely used Neumann or Telefunken’s. However, to my ears, the sound of these Analogue Production remasters are a dramatic improvement to the original vinyl. I’ve yet to hear the Analogue Production vinyl.

All the QRP Doors are excellent. 

Listening to the Hendrix QRP presses. Wow!

@alexberger I hear you about the classic brother, is D2D too much to ask?

@knollbrent will look into
the QRP thanks
Listening to digital today, jazz at the pawnshop 24 bit

My digital is very good and silent, I am hearing the waiters gathering glasses and such

i like their doors reissues.  very well done.

Huge classical QRP selection. If there's ever an issue with any of their presses, easy return. Although, 500 now and no problems. Always quiet. 

@luisma31 glad your enjoying your digital end. I love mine too. Just removed it do to all the wiring and I never use it but still love it, sounds excellent. I'd love  to access Acoustics digital library!

@Alexberger I've got all your selections and they're so good!

Is QRP Doors 45 RPM?

@alexberger yes

Clifford Brown And Max Roach ‎– Study In Brown - "Cherokee" 
https://youtu.be/03YQJG7okRA

Peggy Lee ‎– Black Coffee 
https://youtu.be/AIKIKHnFYA8

George Russell And His Orchestra ‎– New York, N.Y. - "Manhattan" 
https://youtu.be/0zbgT4Ju2v4

Sarah Vaughan "Lullaby Of Birdland" - Acoustic Sounds Series
https://youtu.be/vYoJskI9D54

Sarah Vaughan "April In Paris" - Acoustic Sounds Series
https://youtu.be/4zSM8Gr-sHM

John Coltrane ‎– A Love Supreme - Part IV "Psalm"
https://youtu.be/sqEw5vCjmAE

Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto - "Corcovado"
https://youtu.be/YS5nPncK_bw

Coltrane Ballads "Nancy (With the Laughing Face)" - Acoustic Sound Series
https://youtu.be/mSnW-KhQu4A

Coltrane Ballads "It's Easy to Remember" - Acoustic Sound Series
https://youtu.be/57aYg-bOlMU

Bags & Trane - Milt Jackson & John Coltrane - "Bags & Trane" - ORG 45RPM
https://youtu.be/CEWmB9qL88A

Standard Coltrane - "Don't Take Your Love From Me" - Analogue Productions 45RPM
https://youtu.be/GuM4kGDppiw

Bags & Trane - Milt Jackson & John Coltrane - "The Night We Called It a Day" - ORG 45RPM
https://youtu.be/ll3vUiBsUEA

The Gil Evans Orchestra ‎– Out Of The Cool

  "Where Flamingos Fly"
https://youtu.be/4dX0exgAp1w
"Sunken Treasure"
https://youtu.be/JZduPQg0J-4
"Bilbao Song"
https://youtu.be/FnOW7omezkU
"Stratusphunk"
https://youtu.be/Y16heOFcv_4

Listening to Hoodoo Man Blues. Junior Well’s, Chicago Blues Band. Excellent.
Great list @alexburger

Thanks!

Oliver Nelson ‎– The Blues And The Abstract Truth
https://youtu.be/DNlNtQKrqHo
https://youtu.be/CNEw7dxntW0

Sonny Rollins ‎– On Impulse! - "Hold 'Em Joe"
https://youtu.be/Zt4uslqYbyY

Ella Wishes You A Swinging Christmas

https://youtu.be/qQiTueGmVdY
https://youtu.be/MnXIZ3KPnKw
https://youtu.be/cDSu1KXzTgU
https://youtu.be/H0q_wOFdbR8

Muddy Waters, Folk Singer. A great way to get into the blues.

I have decided that in many instances when it comes to these older recordings, the high resolution digital files are better than the vinyl and not just the reissues but the originals also. The individual instruments are better delineated in space. The spaces between are blacker for lack of a better term. I do not think it is a noise issue either although the extra noise in vinyl can not help. The odd thing is I hear the difference better with the new turntable which is quieter and more accurate than the older one. What use to pass for ambience is now obviously not. It is certainly not a cartridge problem either. Yesterday I played the vinyl version of Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger. The first cut has intentional feedback in the low 20 Hz region which makes the bass thunder with a continuous rumble which causes most other cartridges to distort or even miss-track.
It wizzed  through the track perfectly, the two guitars perfectly focused right and left, drums layered out nicely, no distortion at all. Mr Ledermann knows what he is doing.

My experience with the Acoustic Sound Series.
Despite sound not bad, most of titles have some grain. I don't know what is it the problem
mastering equipment or the conditions of master tapes?
The best  Acoustic Sound Series sounding title is Getz/Gilberto. It has a real analogue sound smooth and transparent without any grain and roughness.
I have a number of old Verve records remastered on CD. And most of them sound very good.
I also have a number of original old Verve records and most of them sound smooth but a little bit dull (if you compare them to other jazz labels from 1955 to 1964). 

Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus

 

Charles Mingus – Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus - "II B.S."

 

The Gil Evans Orchestra – Out Of The Cool - "Stratusphunk"

 

Ella Wishes You A Swinging Christmas - "Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer"

 

John Coltrane Quartet – Crescent

 

 

 

knollbent...which Skynard did you get. 45 or 33...and how does it sound. The Doors QRP’s are indeed very fine...I have all but WFTS, and Parade. I tend to reach for my early US pressings, which sound great also. I have to admit, my 45’s tend to sit just because I’m lazy after working all day. I just bought Mingus: Black Saint, and 3 new Beach Boys to ad to my collection of QRP BB’s. I had Pet Sounds in mono and Stereo, and Surf’s Up. Just added Surfer Girl Stereo, Sunflower, and Smiley Smile Mono. Have yet to play SG, but Sunflower beats my OG Canadian press by a mile, and Smiley Smile is pretty darned special...even on my My Sonic Lab STEREO cartridge. It’s really hard to complain about what QRP has been putting out. I may grab Coltrane: Crescent soon too. What are the Hendrix stand outs? I only have the debut, and haven’t played it in a while. I get on pretty well with my Classic mono Axis..., Axis OG stereo, along with my OG Electric Ladyland. Shout out for the Classic press of Band Of Gypsies as well.