The Art of HiFi Vol. 6 - Guitars

From Nylon to Steel: Hear the Guitar as Never Before

Artists Various Artists

€29,99 EUR

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Guitars are part of the soundtrack of our lives, from sweet acoustic and warm jazz tones to the powerful electric guitar sounds that have galvanized generations of listeners. Yet it’s extremely challenging to capture these many and varied musical and sonic flavors on a recording. We are thrilled with the sound and performances of our Octave artists on The Art of Hi-Fi Volume 06: Guitars, who did a fantastic job of showcasing the almost limitless potential of the instrument. - Paul McGowan The Art of HiFi Vol. 6: Guitars is a Pure DSD 256 Stereo recording with a focus on guitars. This newest collection showcases beautiful examples of flattop vs nylon, lap steel vs pedal steel, acoustic bass vs electric bass, 12-string, resonator and more. With perfect mic placement to capture the room as well as the intricate nuances of the instruments, these Pure DSD 256 recordings are sure to become a tried and true reference for great audiophile systems.

The Art of HiFi: Guitars is not only beautifully recorded, but masterfully played by some of the top artists in Colorado. Julian Peterson gives a compelling performances of Keb Mo's Am I Wrong. Octave artist, Bill Kopper performs on three stellar tracks with flattop guitar, nylon-string guitar and 12-string guitar. Jazz favorite, Seth Lewis, shows great examples of upright bass and electric bass with two classic tunes by Burt Bacharach. Connor Terrones electrifies our speakers with his version of Manic Depression by Jimi Hendrix. Wyn Walke gives and honest and heartfelt performance of the American Traditional song made famous by The Grateful Dead, Deep Elem Blues. Greg Schochet paints a relatable picture with his original song Broken Down Chair and Khabu Young makes the baritone guitar sing on The Beatles Come Together.