Does anyone have a digital system that is as involving as their analogue front end?

@audphile1 

Mischa Elman is lovely. He gets a lot of emotion out of the violin and has a distinctive style. It is too bad that the recording was so compressed. I would have loved to hear that violin with full sound.

Going back to older musicians (Elman died in 1967 I think) Geza Anda is a wonderful pianist. He played Mozart's 21st Piano Concerto behind the film "Elvira Madigan." I have a box set CD of him playing all of Mozart's piano concertos. He has the right touch. A very good recording of his, much better than Rubenstein, is Brahm's 2nd Piano Concerto. I did not think much of it until I heard him play it with Ferenc Fricsay conducting. He also plays all of Bartok's piano concertos with Fricsay. 

@audphile1 

First I have to thank you mightely. I set uip the Eero and without waiting a few days or even a few hours I tested my problem albums. They passed with flying colors. No drop offs. I'll have to let EMM know so they don't keep digging. One question: on Stravinsky's Rite of Spring there are a lot of short tracks which stop for a few seconds in between, but sometimes the music is continuous. Should I try setting the gapless setting on Jplay? Thank you again.

That is great to hear @audio-b-dog and I’m very glad the problem is solved!
Hopefully you can enjoy uninterrupted streaming now with eero.

yes try setting the gapless playback on. 

I just received Stravinsky’s Spring conducted by Solti on DECCA Pure Analog vinyl   Haven’t played it yet. 

@audphile1 

Okay, I will set gapless. Thank you again. Is Solti's Spring a reissue or old album? I just started a thread on classical music.

@audio-b-dog yes it’s this

https://shop.deccarecordsus.com/products/chicago-symphony-orchestra-sir-georg-solti-stravinsky-the-rite-of-spring