Stuff You Tried To Love

@signaforce you need to submit the application to sokogear, first.

Try the Bach Brandenburg concertos and his violin concertos...

I listened them thousand times...

Incredibly moving and dancing music...

 The art of the fugue is not a good idea generally to begin with Bach for most ...

@mahgister 

Bach “art of the fugue”, I plan to give a listen, but there seems to be a multitude of recordings on Qobuz. 
Do you have favorites?

Kind of blue puts me to sleep also… but in a good way… relaxing & wonderful. 

For me, anything Schiit.  My first phono stage and 2 DAC’s. Schiit 

I've tried a number of things that have been well reviewed, or seemed to have found favor among different forum residents, across several forums. They've all had strengths and weaknesses.

Superphon Revelation II pre

McCormack DNA 0.5 Deluxe amp

Forte Model 3 amp, restored

Adcom 5400 amp, restored

Acurus L10 pre

These were all okay, but lacked any exceptional greatness or synergy with anything else I had on hand at the time. On the other hand, a Nak CA5, or a B&K Pro-10 MC, both of those were really pretty good SS preamps, and matched well with many other pieces.

Schitt equipment was mostly unlucky for me, although I did like the Asgard 2 for a good while.

@signaforce 

Nope, not when you put Krall in same sentence as Bach and Miles, lol!

@sokogear

I don't know what Progressive Jazz is. My favorite sub-genre is, without question, Post-Bop: 

A genre of small-combo jazz that assimilates hard bop, modal jazz, avant-garde and free jazz without necessarily being immediately identifiable as any of those form.