Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Birdbox Records’ Space, Light, Color – Acoustic Workshop, Volume 1 is one of the more unusual and fascinating audiophile releases I’ve encountered in some time.
Originally recorded in 2002 at the Museo di Cassero in Monte San Savino, Italy by recording engineer Massimo Piantini of Max Research Studio, the project was later revisited by Lorenzo Vella of Birdbox Records and Nightingale Studios through an analog mastering process involving transfer to half-inch tape and a vintage analog chain—an approach described by the label as an “alchemical” meeting of digital precision and analog dimensionality.
The result is a beautifully spacious trio recording presented here as a 45 RPM release from Birdbox Records and Blue Moon Records.
In this video, I take a closer look at the recording, the mastering approach developed at Nightingale Studios, and the listening experience.
This record is a single disc 45rpm presentation.
Related Video:
Sample of the music, before the remastering:
youtu.be/p8a1XEOmuWk?si=hazuqWz72si9ps3P
Scarlatti Alla Scarlatti — A Listening Experience
youtu.be/gk20CBsu4w8
Alessandro Bianchini: My Space 24 - AAA Audiophile Jazz Vinyl Triumph
youtu.be/2uJZRyNkGW0
Alessandro Bianchini on Birdbox Records | Stunning All-Analog Audiophile Jazz
youtu.be/U2o4-uu02d4
Written Reviews For Audiophilia:
Space Light Color
audiophilia.com/reviews/2026/4/5/space-light-color-acoustic-workshop-volume-1-birdbox-records
Scarlatti Alla Scarlatti - Livia Manzanti
audiophilia.com/reviews/2026/2/8/scarlatti-alla-scarlattilivia-mazzantibirdbox-audio-archive-series-reference-test-pressing
Birdbox Official Website:
birdboxrecords.com/jazz-contemporany
U.S. distribution for Birdbox Records titles is available through:
https://bellisariosonic-arts.square.site/
00:00 Introduction
01:16 About Birdbox
03:09 The Story Of Space Light Color
04:42 Original Limited Release
05:29 Original Sound Engineering
06:31 Artists And Instruments
07:03 Musical Program
09:58 Final Thouughts
#VinylCommunity #Audiophile #BirdboxRecords
@birdboxrecords
Birdbox Records’ Space, Light, Color – Acoustic Workshop, Volume 1 is one of the more unusual and fascinating audiophile releases I’ve encountered in some time.
Originally recorded in 2002 at the Museo di Cassero in Monte San Savino, Italy by recording engineer Massimo Piantini of Max Research Studio, the project was later revisited by Lorenzo Vella of Birdbox Records and Nightingale Studios through an analog mastering process involving transfer to half-inch tape and a vintage analog chain—an approach described by the label as an “alchemical” meeting of digital precision and analog dimensionality.
The result is a beautifully spacious trio recording presented here as a 45 RPM release from Birdbox Records and Blue Moon Records.
In this video, I take a closer look at the recording, the mastering approach developed at Nightingale Studios, and the listening experience.
This record is a single disc 45rpm presentation.
Related Video:
Sample of the music, before the remastering:
youtu.be/p8a1XEOmuWk?si=hazuqWz72si9ps3P
Scarlatti Alla Scarlatti — A Listening Experience
youtu.be/gk20CBsu4w8
Alessandro Bianchini: My Space 24 - AAA Audiophile Jazz Vinyl Triumph
youtu.be/2uJZRyNkGW0
Alessandro Bianchini on Birdbox Records | Stunning All-Analog Audiophile Jazz
youtu.be/U2o4-uu02d4
Written Reviews For Audiophilia:
Space Light Color
audiophilia.com/reviews/2026/4/5/space-light-color-acoustic-workshop-volume-1-birdbox-records
Scarlatti Alla Scarlatti - Livia Manzanti
audiophilia.com/reviews/2026/2/8/scarlatti-alla-scarlattilivia-mazzantibirdbox-audio-archive-series-reference-test-pressing
Birdbox Official Website:
birdboxrecords.com/jazz-contemporany
U.S. distribution for Birdbox Records titles is available through:
https://bellisariosonic-arts.square.site/
00:00 Introduction
01:16 About Birdbox
03:09 The Story Of Space Light Color
04:42 Original Limited Release
05:29 Original Sound Engineering
06:31 Artists And Instruments
07:03 Musical Program
09:58 Final Thouughts
#VinylCommunity #Audiophile #BirdboxRecords
@birdboxrecords
