Qobuz has a pretty good classical selection and the streaming fidelity is music to my ears. But if you really want to own the classical record store of your dreams, try Primephonic. Sound quality may be a hair less than from the Q, but it is never less than very good. I have to say, too, that the sound quality competes favorably with my LP’s.
I’ve mentioned this before a couple times on this website, but my dad started moving classical records my way when I was about three (yes, they were 78’s). I’m well into my 60’s and have never stopped purchasing the stuff. I have classical vinyl (bought new) stretching back to pre-stereo days. I have loads of classical and non-classical CD’s. I worked for a while at Tower Classical Records on the Sunset Strip in L.A. and took home my share of promos.
Anyway, bottom line -- give Primephonic a try. A trip to the candy store.
I’ve mentioned this before a couple times on this website, but my dad started moving classical records my way when I was about three (yes, they were 78’s). I’m well into my 60’s and have never stopped purchasing the stuff. I have classical vinyl (bought new) stretching back to pre-stereo days. I have loads of classical and non-classical CD’s. I worked for a while at Tower Classical Records on the Sunset Strip in L.A. and took home my share of promos.
Anyway, bottom line -- give Primephonic a try. A trip to the candy store.