Jazz at the Pawnshop - Take Five (Binaural Recording, Vinyl Experience))

Welcome to my virtual listening room. This music has been recorded binaurally. With a good set of headphones you will be able to audition great music played through the high end audio equipment in my listening room. The effect only works when you watch in HD quality over headphones. Do remember that KZbin is still lossy AAC audio. My original master file which is in WAV and ALAC is amazingly indistinguishable from the real sound. For headphones I recommend a good pair of in-ear monitors such as Apple's relatively inexpensive $79 dual driver white in-ear headphones (not to be confused with stock earbuds and earpods that come with the iphone.)
Music: Take Five by Arne Domnerus and Various Artists (Jazz at the Pawnshop)
Equipment: Pro-Ject Debut Carbon, McIntosh MX119, McIntosh MC7205, Dynaudio C2, Cartridge Denon DL-110

[@ochadukesoft]

Good

[@fabithierry]

yes, it's a digitalized and compressed version of that vinyl, but still having the same Dynamic Range, so sounds amazing!

[@tomhound273]

dac into senn headphones. but my vinyl played into rogers ls35a from a Marantz 8b spun by a Rega 70's was special.

[@hongsam123]

Wow! Headphones sound much better! It sounds real! Thanks for this wonderful clip!

[@andredr88]

A Audioquest Dragonfly Red in the laptop.... A Sennheiser IE80 in it......It sounds amazing tot me!!

[@garth56]

Listening on a pair of Sennheiser HD650's with a OTL valve headphone amp though I am buying a Chord Hugo soon

[@gonzodub]

Sounds amazing through headphones. Thanks for sharing

[@smudger671]

Would have sounded amazing hadn't it been recorded in a room which sounds like a broom cupboard.

[@RobertoBellini33]

Finally.

[@parthoganguly2147]

Awesome...

[@OneOfTheLostOnes]

Thank you so much for this.

[@littlewangjanim]

Can you share how and what was recording with? Thanks!!! ^^

[@nikolajnielsen788]

YeY! :D

[@nikolajnielsen788]

I have a question. What is the idea, the point of recording it binaurally?

[@markschildberg1667]

It is to recreate a natural soundstage, to hear sound the way human ears do, with natural placement of instruments, rather than artificial separation, as it is in most studio recordings.

[@nikolajnielsen788]

Does you mean it is a live recording? Or is that what binaural means?

[@markschildberg1667]

Binaural recordings, as a rule, are live, but it also has to do with microphone placement. Binaural literally means two sounds, meaning two channels of sound, left and right. A binaural microphone placement is usually just two microphones, one recording the left side of the soundstage, the other recording the right side.

[@gretchman]

+Mark Schildberg In this instance, I believe the idea is that he is recording... a recording... binaurally. Playing the track over his stereo in his listening room and then setting up a binaural experience of that specific listening situation

[@smudger671]

Not quite true. It usually means using a dummy head to locate the microphones.

[@ronburati257]

Very 3-dimensional