I agree with Jfrech. The Mapleshade label produces cd's that are very "analog sounding." The Chesky label also produces some great recordings without the digital edge. I have over a dozen XRCD and XRCD2's. I consider these very high definition sounding recordings. Some sound less digital, while others do not. A good example is Doug MacLeod's cd "Come To Find." It sounds as close as I have heard, to someone playing playing acoustic blues right there in the middle of my livingroom. Yet the XRCD of Neville Marriner and the Academy of St. Martin-In-The-Fields playing Rossini String Sonatas 1-6 is digital sounding; although the dynamics, soundstage and detail make this one of my favorite classical cd's.
Then again Twl hit the nail on the head.
Then again Twl hit the nail on the head.