Hello from Bottrop, Germany!

[The German Sound Master]

Hi guys,

I´m Rainer and a real reel-to-reel fan since 1980 when I bought my first Akai GX635.

Meanwhile I´ve got five reel-to-reel machines (Revox PR99, Studer A807, Telefunken M15A and small Akai GX77) to produce real master tapes.
Which I have been sold all over Europe and some in USA. (I discoverd an USA forum entry by chance here:

New Master Tape Company from Germany with 30 tapes and WOW sound. - Audionirvana.org

This is a real find that seems to be hidden. It is Tape Music from Bottrop Germany. Multiple classes. Take a listen to this one. Very live with no changes made to the sound. https://www.tapemusic.eu/master-tapes/vermischtes/ Next is the Jazz and Swing Page. All of the cuts sound wow. 6 Tapes...

www.audionirvana.org

With 8 best reviews (A+++ to A-) in 8 issues of the German magazin "analog" I´m one of the four best tape dealers in Europe (for classical music, organ and jazz).
Here you can look and listen:
www.tapemusic.eu

Me at work:


I´m not very familiar with the technique inside, so I look here and there for support...
Hope for fruitful discussions!

 

[christoph]

Hi guys,

I´m Rainer and a real reel-to-reel fan since 1980 when I bought my first Akai GX635.

Meanwhile I´ve got five reel-to-reel machines (Revox PR99, Studer A807, Telefunken M15A and small Akai GX77) to produce real master tapes.
Which I have been sold all over Europe and some in USA. (I discoverd an USA forum entry by chance here:

New Master Tape Company from Germany with 30 tapes and WOW sound. - Audionirvana.org

This is a real find that seems to be hidden. It is Tape Music from Bottrop Germany. Multiple classes. Take a listen to this one. Very live with no changes made to the sound. https://www.tapemusic.eu/master-tapes/vermischtes/ Next is the Jazz and Swing Page. All of the cuts sound wow. 6 Tapes...

www.audionirvana.org

With 8 best reviews (A+++ to A-) in 8 issues of the German magazin "analog" I´m one of the four best tape dealers in Europe (for classical music, organ and jazz).
Here you can look and listen:
www.tapemusic.eu

Me at work:
View attachment 105819

I´m not very familiar with the technique inside, so I look here and there for support...
Hope for fruitful discussions!

Hallo Rainer

Schön, dass du auch hierher gefunden hast

Gruss und viel Spass hier
Christoph

 

[Klonk]

Welcome to the WBF.

 

[bonzo75]

Hi guys,

I´m Rainer and a real reel-to-reel fan since 1980 when I bought my first Akai GX635.

Meanwhile I´ve got five reel-to-reel machines (Revox PR99, Studer A807, Telefunken M15A and small Akai GX77) to produce real master tapes.
Which I have been sold all over Europe and some in USA. (I discoverd an USA forum entry by chance here:

New Master Tape Company from Germany with 30 tapes and WOW sound. - Audionirvana.org

This is a real find that seems to be hidden. It is Tape Music from Bottrop Germany. Multiple classes. Take a listen to this one. Very live with no changes made to the sound. https://www.tapemusic.eu/master-tapes/vermischtes/ Next is the Jazz and Swing Page. All of the cuts sound wow. 6 Tapes...

www.audionirvana.org

With 8 best reviews (A+++ to A-) in 8 issues of the German magazin "analog" I´m one of the four best tape dealers in Europe (for classical music, organ and jazz).
Here you can look and listen:
www.tapemusic.eu

Me at work:
View attachment 105819

I´m not very familiar with the technique inside, so I look here and there for support...
Hope for fruitful discussions!

hi Rainer, welcome. Since you mentioned 4, I have to ask…who are the other three

 

[Mike Lavigne]

welcome to WBF, Rainer.

i've had a tape renaissance myself lately, so i particularly welcome new all analog tape choices.

 

[The German Sound Master]

Since you mentioned 4, I have to ask…who are the other three

Opus3, Sweden (my organ recordings sound better), STS, Netherlands (Fritz de With is a friend of mine) and Fonè, Italy (unreachable). Some more with Rock or Pop (what is not my profession).

I forgot: only those who copy their own recordings! Which is valid for those four.
There are a lot of others who copy foreign music from the past (like e.g. Horch House, a partner of me).

 

[Ron Resnick]

Welcome to WBF, Rainer!

 

[The German Sound Master]

And this is my small analogue studio with some fine technique...

 

[Al M.]

Herzlich willkommen, Rainer!

Grüsse von einem Österreicher in den Vereinigten Staaten.

Albrecht (Al)

 

[mr-particle]

Hello Rainer,
Welcome here and all the best from Essen!
For all not locals, this is a distance of just 12km to Rainer’s home
Axel

 

[The German Sound Master]

Welcome here and all the best from Essen!
For all not locals, this is a distance of just 12km to Rainer’s home

Then come to a visot and listen to classical music or organ or jazz from me or rock or pop from who ever...

 

[mr-particle]

Welcome here and all the best from Essen!
For all not locals, this is a distance of just 12km to Rainer’s home

Then come to a visot and listen to classical music or organ or jazz from me or rock or pop from who ever...

Rainer,
Thanks a lote for the kind offering.
I will do this for sure, but can take some time before I will come back to you.
The next few weeks I am abroad most the time.
Axel

 

[The German Sound Master]

Then come to a visot and listen to classical music or organ or jazz from me or rock or pop from who ever...

Next time I will avoid my little smartphone...

 

[McDee275]

Hi Rainer

Welcome to the forum..


Best regards from Germany
Volker

 

[McDee275]

Hi Rainer,

herzlich Willkommen hier im Forum


Grüße aus D
Volker

 

[PCPCon]

I ordered a vinyl from Rainer Neuwirth as I've been impressed with all his tapes. What a surprise! I have many great recordings and am very picky about the sound, and I've found myself disappointed too many times, as a lot of records I've bought just weren't that good. That's why I now buy only from a few sources; Analogue Productions is one of them. But I found Rainer's vinyl to be very special, as it makes me feel like I'm at a live venue with real musicians playing real music. It feels surreal, like I'm being transported to Bottrop, Germany, and I've never been there. Maybe it's the art cover that makes me feel that way, but the recording itself is superb. It's not extremely quiet or detailed as my other vinyls, but it sounds just like real music should sound. I play piano and violin, BTW, and go to concerts a lot, and I found his vinyl to be very accurate to live music.

Below is a picture of the vinyl, and I highly recommend it.

Anton
Mahalo from
Tulsa, Ok