xrcd

Started by biglou, August 18, 2007, 07:49:02 PM

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biglou

the best i could get was 10% off plus free shipping but we'd need to order greater than 25 discs combined. payment would be made directly to elusive disc (details to follow).
cheers

richidoo

That's great Tyler, Nice goin!  8)

jrebman

Tyler,

I looked through the entire catalog yesterday and see maybe a dozen or so I'd like right off the bat, but given finances, it will be more like 6 to 8 for me at this point.

In the long term though, there is a whole lot of fantastic jazz and lots of exceptional classical performances in the catalog.

I'm going to have to get a copy of "Jazz at the Pawn Shop" so I can compare it with my 200 gram, 45 RPM vinyl rendition of the same.

One question: is there any difference, in terms of playback equipment needed for the XRCD2 format?

Thanks for doing this,

Jim

WEEZ

Yeah,

Please post the details of how to order, etc.

WEEZ

mdconnelly

Quote from: jrebman on August 21, 2007, 08:24:36 AM
One question: is there any difference, in terms of playback equipment needed for the XRCD2 format?

Jim, here's a link on the Elusivedisc site that describes XRCD and it's various incarnations... no special equipment needed.   

http://www.elusivedisc.com/xrcdinfo.asp

biglou

some of my favorite xrcds are on the Three Blind Mice/FIM label. check out the Yamamoto Trio stuff, its pretty killer and very well recorded. also, the Jazz at the Pawnshop is indeed outstanding.
cheers

lonewolfny42

The Three Blind Mice recordings are very good...very well recorded. I have older copies, but I have heard the newer XRCD's....they did an excellent job.  8)

lonewolfny42

Quote from: Carlman on August 20, 2007, 10:06:04 AM
I'm not nuts about browsing randomly through titles... but I'd be very interested in buying at least a couple.  Why couldn't they break it down a bit?  If anyone sees any good acoustic rock, let me know.
-Carl
Sorta Rock...more blues...but good acoustic....

http://www.elusivedisc.com/prodinfo.asp?number=SFSXR5039

Carlman

Thanks, Wolfy... checked out her tunes, even on the PC I can tell it would sound very nice. 
I browsed all 17 pages and I'd be in for a few... likely 3 or 4...
-C
I really enjoy listening to music.

biglou

some not so great news: bob is requesting one order without shipping to multiple addresses. i would be willing to take the shipment and then ship at cost via usps. that would still be cheaper than normal shipping. a single cd via media mail is less than a dollar.... this kinda kills the free shipping aspect. we would still pay him directly/individually. i havent tried to bend him on this but he may be more generous to any larger individual orders. so, i propose we all decide what we want then email or pm me your order, and i negotiate further. if the volume is relatively low, i am willing to accept shipment and then remail, or people can take the 10% and have him ship directly to individuals. hopefully this isnt too complicated. thoughts? suggestions?
cheers
tyler
my email: yskipper@mac.com

biglou

okay. just got word that any individual order of $150 or more will receive 10% off and free shipping. thus, i wouldnt have to be in the middle. not bad, thats somewhere in the realm of 7-8 xrcds. how does that sound?

mdconnelly

Nice deal - I don't think I've ever seen them off a 10% discount *and* free shipping.

So when you say, "individual order of $150 or more", do you mean $150 per person or $150 for the full group buy?    I know I've asked this before, but if per person, any chance Bob would include vinyl or other non-XRCD CDs in this deal?   (I'd spend $150 easily but not likely on just XRCDs).

Thanks again!

biglou

any single order (per person) that is 150 or more will get the 10% + free s/h. otherwise its just 10% off.
sorry i made it confusing.

bpape

I agree with mdconnelly.  For the XRCD's, it would likely be 2-3 pcs.  If other things could be included, $150 wouldn't be hard.

Bryan
I am serious... and don't call me Shirley

jrebman

Yup, it wouldn't be hard at all to spend a lot of money at Elusive Disc, or Acoustic Sounds for that matter.

I played my first SACD on my system a week or so ago, and whaddya know -- I liked it :D.  Don't know if I'll be making any major investment in SACD, but if an interesting title shows up now and then, or I come across some interesting used ones, at least I can now play them.

And then there's vinyl...

-- Jim