You don’t see these very often now.  Have only ever owned these four DVD-A discs -  never found any more.  Don’t have surround sound capacity any more, up for sale.

discs all mint, the covers of three are mint also, but the 4th - New Years Eve Concert2001, featuring Weiner Philharmonic Orch/Harnoncourt, front outside cover is marked  (hazy) from cleaning stickers off.

1.  New Years Concert, as above, Teldec label, $8
2. Handel, music for royal fireworks, & water music, LSO/Mackerras, EMI
3.  Holst, the planets, perfect fool, egdon heath, LSO/Previn, EMI
4.  Walton, belshazars feast, symph #2, Portsmouth Point, scapino, Shirley-Quirk , LSO/Previn, EMI

2,3&4 $12 each.





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I probably don’t have to explain DVD-A here, but just in case -

DVD does not stand for digital video disc, it is an acronym for digital versatile disc, of which there are several types. The main three are

DVD-V, a disc containing video content
DVD-A, a disc with audio only content (but may have a screen displayed menu for setting up). The audio is of a higher resolution than red book cd, and is usually multichannel
DVD-R, a blank recordable disc

DVD-A was hugely promoted by Meridian, and others, and was in competition with Sony and its allies who were promoting SACD. Sadly, money won the race and SACDs won out. Not sure if anyone is producing DVD-A any more. Is said to be superior to SACD.

Many multi format disc players, like Denon and Oppo, will playback DVD-A. I understand many quality Classical music titles were released in this format in Europe.

i've got a few dvd-a discs.

wasn't a great fan of the menu structure requiring a monitor to see where you were going but had no qualms about the sound.

imho superior sonics to most sacd's....