JVC XRCDs -- your experience?

I would say that some of the remastered RCA Living presence classical recordings can be on the bright side. I feel that RCA's own remastered SACD's of these recordings are better. Sorry I don't have access to titles right now

Excellent cd's. They have less edge than typical cd's. More analog like. If all my cd's were XRCD, I would listen less to vinyl. May sound like heresy, but it is closer to vinyl (good vinyl)and not all vinyl is great.

I love my XRCDs. If you're looking for jazz, there are lots of choices. I'd personally start with Bill Evans' Waltz for Debby and/or Sunday at the Village Vanguard.

I have many XRCD's and they are significantly better than standard masters, much closer to and some equal to 24/96 sound quality.

Some favorites in my catalog:

Boss Tenor [XRCD] (1960) by Gene Ammons
Cookin' with the Miles Davis Quintet (XRCD) (1956) by Miles Davis
Way Out West [XRCD24] (1957) by Sonny Rollins
Black Pearls (XRCD) (1958) by John Coltrane
Stan Getz With Cal Tjader [XRCD2] (1958) by Stan Getz
Flamenco Passion (XRCD) by Gino D'Auri
In Japan (XRCD24) Sonny Rollins
Portrait in Jazz (XRCD) (1959) by Bill Evans Trio

Forgot a real favorite...

The Kerry Dancers (1962) by Johnny Griffin Quartet (XRCD)