Original master tape with unaltered recording. Created on customer request.
Original master tape with unaltered recording. Created on customer request.
Johann Sebastian Bach - Helmut Walcha - Orgelwerke
Helmut Walcha is regarded as an authority on Bach interpretation - no other organist since the invention of the record has had such a lasting impact with his Bach playing. Always with a reputation for a certain sobriety and austerity, Walcha contrasts in a fascinating way with his colorful and surprising registrations on the monumental organ by Arp Schnitger. Walcha's interpretative realization is legendary; it is not only the first ever recording on historical instruments, but is itself a highlight in the history of recording.
1 Tape Production - 1/4" - 2 Track - RTM LPR90 - 15IPS - 38cm/sec - CCIR - 320 nWb/m - 1 x Metal Reel - 1 x Special Archive Box - Horch House Deluxe Packaging
The audio tape from Horch House, a brand of the Revox Group, is created for you personally.
For 10 years now, master tape copies of renowned labels such as Deutsche Grammophon, MPS, Sony Music, Warner Music and various others have been released under the Horch House label. Horch House master tape copies have excellent sound fidelity and enable an outstanding sound experience with your tape machine. In order to achieve this fidelity, the original master tape of the respective recording is the working basis. A production master is created from this and then forms the basis for your personal copy. Only tape machines from Studer | Revox are used for the production of Horch House products.
Created personally for each customer. Returns are therefore excluded.
Please also note the technical details.
Benefits
Benefits
Technical details
dimensions
weight (kg):1.5
Recording level
320 nWb/m
Equalization
CCIR
Tape material
RTM LPR90, metal reel
Separation track
0,75 mm
Recording format
1/4 inch, 2.75 track
Recording speed
38 cm/sec - 15 IPS
Technical details
dimensions
weight (kg):1.5
Recording level
320 nWb/m
Equalization
CCIR
Tape material
RTM LPR90, metal reel
Separation track
0,75 mm
Recording format
1/4 inch, 2.75 track
Recording speed
38 cm/sec - 15 IPS