@Chally70 I suggest you go re-read what I've posted and then try to take it on board ;-)
"My speakers cost over 20 grand ..." <-That doesnt make them ACCURATE (just expensive)
If they are sold for home use, they are *by definition* domestic (as opposed to studio monitors -which have a flat response) -if you can't understand the difference, its hardly MY fault is it ?
As I said a pair of Genlecs would BE MORE ACCURATE domestic speakers shape the EQ and thereby colour the sound
A simple question about accuracy (not subjective judgement) in audio ...
How can a 44.1Khz 16bit audio file (as found on CDDA) possibly be *more* accurate than a 192Khz 24 bit audio file (as used in a studio) ?
Or domestic hifi speakers be more accurate than studio reference monitors ?
FYI I have worked in the music industry since the 1970s (pre digital), and I have NEVER seen a studio that uses domestic hi-fi equipment as its main monitoring facility
@Chally70, You obviously haven't let the facts get in the way if what you wanted to say, it doesn't matter how many times you say it, its still not true
If what you were saying *were* true, recording studios would use domestic speakers instead of main, mid and near-field monitors
Flat response is a *major* factor in studio monitors, yet you seem to be suggesting that shaping the EQ (as domestic speakers do) is somehow more accurate than a flat response -an obvious contradiction in terms
@bluesman979 Recording studios use monitors not only because they are flat and perfect. Most of the studios i know use monitors because they give a better representation of a consumer system (such as TV, Radio, etc - wich hifi isnt compromised with). Lots of the hifi speakers are even flatter than monitors. I use both at the studio and love them. Good recordings and mixes can be accomplished with both. It all depends on the acoustics of the room and capacity of the engineer`s brain/ear.
Having been in the industry since the 70s I think I know a little of studios thanks ;-)
I have not seen mastering studios use NS10s to do their work, and you'd never find a pair of BB5 XBD's in voice-over studio, so I'd suggest the equipment in a studio is entirely appropriate to its purpose (if it isn't its useless)
FYI PMC make domestic speakers as well as studio monitors, now why would they make *both* if there were no difference ? ;-)
"Most of the studios i know use monitors because they give a better representation of a consumer system "
So you are saying that studios use monitors to "Impersonate" hifi systems ?
LOL
Studios use monitors because they give an *accurate representation* of the signal (which with a good engineer/producer should give a mix that translates well )
Most people would find studio monitors sound too harsh and very tiring on the ears compared to hifi speakers (its an EQ thing) ;-)
I have worked in MANY recording studios and none of them monitor on domestic hi-fi speakers (no matter how "audiophile" they may be ;-) )
It does seem that audiophiles aren't that "into" accuracy in what they listen to
For many people it seems to be more about the kit than the sound quality, how many would recognise their own equipment in a double blind test against a set of mid-field reference monitors (for instance) ? ;-)
@bluesman979 domestic hi fi? Are Dynaudio domestic speakers or studio ones? So iv i have a top studio at home can i call my shitty NS10s domestic monitors? Bulshit!
You can shout "bullshit" as loud as you like but it's not very flattering to you
Can you say "frequency response" ?
In GENERAL domestic speakers have a shaped EQ & studio monitors have flat response
"Shitty NS 10" near-fields are popular in the music industry as "grot boxes", if you can get a mix to sound good on them it should translate fairly well, BUT having said that they don't have any bottom end to speak of so it's best to use mid-fields or mains to check the mix
"domestic hi fi? Are Dynaudio domestic speakers or studio ones? So iv i have a top studio at home can i call my shitty NS10s domestic monitors? Bulshit!" (sic)
FYI NS10s are made by Yamaha *not* Dynaudio they were originally designed in the 70s as domestic hifi speakers, they were redisigned for use as a near-field studio monitors -the NS10M with new cross-overs and tweeters to fix the top end problems, cabinets toughened and realligned for horizontal use (usually on meter bridge)
Dynaudio make professional monitors AND domestic Hifi
Again, if there were no difference *why* would they make both ?
I'd suggest rather than PMC/Dynaudio (et al) having made some hideous error by manufacturing both Professional Studio Monitors and Home System (that'd be Domestic then ;-) ) equipment ranges, that in fact the problem is you had not realised they are different things for different purposes (and I am not to blame for that in any way shape or form ) ;-)
A pair of Genlecs and a PC/Mac connected to a decent soundcard (probably costing less than the cables an "audiophile" would buy ;-) ) has a wider dynamic range and offers better (more accurate) reproduction than this (domestic) equipment
That is a fact (thats why recording studios use this sort of equipment )
So ultimately its little more than a fashion statement to be buying high end audiophile kit
Isn't fashion wonderful ?
Sound quality though, is something else entirely ;-)
my parasound amps and older anthem processor and my new cerwin vega xls 215's sound awsome and it didnt cost a fortune, entry level high end is the best value for the money, skip the glamour cosmetics, you dont listen to cosmetics, thats why we have adcom, parasound,rotel,arcam,rogue, bryston,klipsh, cerwin vega, i have been in this hobby for 30yrs and started out with k-mart stuff years ago and worked my way up slowly, i have auditioned stuff that was very expensive that will blow your mind.
hey you guys, try out emotiva, they are a awsome value, awsome equipment. high end retail can get kinda crazy when it comes down to the price, common brand names like pioneer,kenwood, sherwood,sansui,sony, and so on used to make some awsome stuff in the yrs of 73-84, today alot of those companies build crap, even alot of those high end flagship ht receivers are crap, ok for movies, but music sucks, but the new class d amps r good for subs,
the comment about a 200 dollar system, that person is retarded, yes, there is some high end stuff out there today that is a joke, but anyone making statement like that must have a fat smellin wife, live in the projects, a drunkin hillbilly miserable life, you are just jealous, i have heard those speakers, and they are no joke, you probably shop for automobiles at the thrift store !!!!! hahahahahaha
Well, well... I think a hi-end system can be considered a dream of mine... it doesn't need to be exotic like the one at 0:17 or those MBL products... some McIntosh or Krell would be awesome. Of course I love my Marantz, Klipsch, Energy and JBL though.
Fantastic video, man speakers are getting BIGGER and BIGGER! I have definitive Tech 7000's with 12 inch subs for both. I have set to small, never put them to Large. Wondering if I should, I have 12' inch subwoofer seperate for this. Love the back around music, sounds like the "The Dark Knight" soundtrack.
very nice...makes me jealous. but i still love my klipsh and bic acoustech equipment. however, i have been bit by the bug and the upgrades will never stop
I was being facetious, yet I agree with you completely. I too have to have better and better, but like you have found ways to buy things second hand and make proper matches to speaker and processors that create sublime result. Down with retail, long live Craigslist!
VIBRATION CONTROL IS THE KEY to making your system sound it's potential, that is something many HIGH END DEALERS will deny you off by SELLING FRAUDLENT EXPENSIVE INSANE CABLES. Loudspeaker design is a CHOICE, many types of technology. No such loudspeaker suits individual tastes no matter what price point. Amplifier designs are also controversial like loudspeakers. It's a matter of CHOICE and what sounds good to one's ear apart from the DEALER and showrooms.
I wait til these guys sell their stuff at audiogon, since many of us can't afford what they have. used high end is how average folks like us can listen to what these wealthy audiophiles can afford. Most of them have an UPGRADE ITCH, so they sell their goodies low enough for some of us to be able to purchase. They also take good care of their equipment far more than your average consumer. Not even the same league.
I have the system in the 4th pic. B&W and Classe' only a little older equipment. The speakers were $4,000 new. Great audio is expensive but worth it. If you love music go for it. Its like a concert in your home every day.
@poloman58 I agree, especially if you know how to tweak your system and match components. Components is an individual taste though. Some people are into hybrid, tube, solid state amps, i like try a little of each technology. I'm glad more tubes are affordable these days and electrostat loudspeakers. I happen to collect loudspeakers that's affordable used and amps. You're absolutely right. it's like getting a chance to drive a lambhorgini or ferrari
A thousand dollars each? You can probably buy one thousand dollar speakers at any consumer electronics store. lol Some of the systems you see here cost more than your house!
@gotrottin you can CHOOSE the house and much LOWER priced high end systems from OTHER MANUFACTURERS for the PRICE of these INSANE and I consider FRAUDULENT prices of these MANUFACTURERS. For example, you can buy a used CARVER or SUNFIRE amp over the KRELL for $ 300-500 that sounds as good as the krell or better, loudspeakers from MAGNEPAN, KLIPSCH, vintage INFINITY RS series, POLK SDA, OHM acoustics or used ACOUSTATS for electrostats or ALTEC LANSING/JBL for under $3000 and still buy a HOUSE!
@bahamabrz I agree for the most part, but there are legitimate high end manufacturers who do not overbloat their prices or use MARKETING propoganda like BOSE which is really not high end made of cheap materials. There's UPS and DOWNS in the high end world. there are some systems that are worth it that are not INSANE in prices. I agree that you can buy lots of equipment that are decent for the price of say ONE pair of loudspeaker or amp. You're right about the HOUSE thing. The prices is INSANE
@gotrottin NUTS? it's a hobby for people who like music and video. it's like anything else, the problem with the high end world is OVERPRICING and the CABLE FRAUD. There's not much of a difference between a zip cord and a $3000 cable if you have proper STABLIZATION among wires as proved by the company DAKIOM. Some of these loudspeakers, you're paying for the CABINET maker rather than TECHNOLOGY. But on the defense side, you pay for what you get in some cases. There are differences in sound
Great audiofile stuff. I just put in an order of Vintagae Klipsch Horn Speaker set. How would you rate this amoung speakers? Is it one of the great speakers of all time. I would appreciate the responses. Many people consider them amoung the best ever made. Thank you.
The Klipschorns are great if you have a room large enough. Corner placement can be tough if the room is too small. For that reason, I purchased the Cornwall's instead. I have yet to hear a speaker that I like better -- at any cost. Here is a tip on the best pre-amp that money can buy.
The Morrison ELAD. Search for Don Morrison's web site. You can read reviews of his ELAD on the "audioreview" web site. I have one. It is, by far, the singular best component of my stereo system.
@bahamabrz like any system, a component is really an INDIVIDUAL TASTE. It may sound great to you but, it might be ok to some, and others might desire something else. It's really a PREFERENCE. To my ears, I prefer carver/sunfire and NAD, and chinese/russian tube design for newer stuff. It's like planar/electrostat vs. dynamic loudspeaker design. i happen to like various designs like CLS, line source and anything with ribbon. some people like horns, dome, supertweeters etc in regards to speakers.
The ultimate goal of any pre-amp is to be a completely transparent component within the music system. The ELAD succeeds here where most others fall far short. Its specs and performance are well documented. If you want your pre-amp(s) to add certain "colorations" to your music, then that is certainly your preference. For me, that coloration is a variable that I don't want or need.
@positivenonstop Klipschorn will always be GREAT because the technology is never changing. a NEW klipschorn is the same as a 1950's design, it's the oldest loudspeaker manufacturer. a new one is around $8000 depending on custom design and cabinet finish. The over $15k designs are WAY OVER PRICED and to me is FRAUDULENT, but if people want to buy it, that's their choice, part of capitalism. vintage INFINITY RS like V is superior to these in many audiophiles opinion and restored about $10k or less
@asianfighter62 correct OVERPRICED! i have the B&W 704 and PRIMARE A30.1 amplifier which i bought from a friend installment basis for 1800euro 18 months to pay, and i just have it appraised it will still sell at 1500-speakers 1200-amp and the system is in MINT CONDITION! not a scratch in the system, for me I think it's a good buy.......
Why is it that a lot of these Hi FI shows have B&W mated with Krell or Classe even though they are in bed with Rotel? I have had 4 Classe pre amps die on me within 4 years and I have a Krell cd transport that fails to outperform my Japanese teardrop from Consonance. If it's all about "pure sound" and tweaky terminology why don't they use FM or Theta?
the gryphon poseideon looks more than impressive, godlike, should be called gryphon zeus! really want to hear these ones, and YG acoustic has to be fantastic too...
they look "ugly" for a reason: its about sound quality. they have untraditional 360deg cones, without a cabinet.
a set of such high quality speakers shouldn't need a subwoofer. yet another crossover, yet another cone that has to integrate, it'll just sound worse.
indeed they would expand their market by changing the design to a better look, but i think that every aspect of the design is meant for tuning to optimum sound quality, and every change for prettier looks will ruin the sound. Bang&Olufsen has some gorgeous looking speakers but true audiophiles never buy B&O.
yes indeed, it;s not some fake tech that spreads the sound in 360degs, the cones are as spheres and the coil drives them from underneath. the 360deg cones move like a harmonica. the idea is that it spreads the sound naturally in every direction as every real instrument does, and they also color the sound less because they have no cabinet (except for the bass driver)
You shouldn't be allowed a nice hi-fi if you are going to play film soundtracks on it
trialsted 2 months ago
Avalon speakers are the best
KatiushaVN4 4 months ago
Geile Sachen Hammer aber teuer leider :))
topluckmaster 4 months ago
i was never crazy about krell.
acesxhi 5 months ago
my computer speakers are playing this in shame
greatwhitenorth112 5 months ago 2
Whats the name of this epic music?
little123456788 6 months ago
@Chally70
CYPMs and then take a little of your own advice ....
"I SUGGEST THAT YOU READ MY INITIAL COMMENT WITHOUT YOUR EGO OR OBJECTIVE PERCEPTION."
Capice ?
HTH
bluesman979 7 months ago
@Chally70 Just noticed, you answered your own question and thereby demonstrated (for all to see) your own stupidity
"My speakers cost over 20 grand you think they are Domestic? "
Yes I do think they are domestic, they are in a domicile and therefore by definition domestic (the price doesn't come into it)
"This is about home listening ."
***Exactly*** ...
*HOME* listening = in the *DOMESTIC* environment, and therefore it IS domestic equipment ;-)
Capice ?
:-D
bluesman979 7 months ago
@Chally70 I suggest you go re-read what I've posted and then try to take it on board ;-)
"My speakers cost over 20 grand ..." <-That doesnt make them ACCURATE (just expensive)
If they are sold for home use, they are *by definition* domestic (as opposed to studio monitors -which have a flat response) -if you can't understand the difference, its hardly MY fault is it ?
As I said a pair of Genlecs would BE MORE ACCURATE domestic speakers shape the EQ and thereby colour the sound
-HTH
bluesman979 7 months ago
@Chally70
A simple question about accuracy (not subjective judgement) in audio ...
How can a 44.1Khz 16bit audio file (as found on CDDA) possibly be *more* accurate than a 192Khz 24 bit audio file (as used in a studio) ?
Or domestic hifi speakers be more accurate than studio reference monitors ?
FYI I have worked in the music industry since the 1970s (pre digital), and I have NEVER seen a studio that uses domestic hi-fi equipment as its main monitoring facility
HTH ;-)
bluesman979 7 months ago
@Chally70, You obviously haven't let the facts get in the way if what you wanted to say, it doesn't matter how many times you say it, its still not true
If what you were saying *were* true, recording studios would use domestic speakers instead of main, mid and near-field monitors
Flat response is a *major* factor in studio monitors, yet you seem to be suggesting that shaping the EQ (as domestic speakers do) is somehow more accurate than a flat response -an obvious contradiction in terms
bluesman979 7 months ago
@bluesman979 Recording studios use monitors not only because they are flat and perfect. Most of the studios i know use monitors because they give a better representation of a consumer system (such as TV, Radio, etc - wich hifi isnt compromised with). Lots of the hifi speakers are even flatter than monitors. I use both at the studio and love them. Good recordings and mixes can be accomplished with both. It all depends on the acoustics of the room and capacity of the engineer`s brain/ear.
piano25 7 months ago
@piano25
"Recording studios use ... "
Having been in the industry since the 70s I think I know a little of studios thanks ;-)
I have not seen mastering studios use NS10s to do their work, and you'd never find a pair of BB5 XBD's in voice-over studio, so I'd suggest the equipment in a studio is entirely appropriate to its purpose (if it isn't its useless)
FYI PMC make domestic speakers as well as studio monitors, now why would they make *both* if there were no difference ? ;-)
HTH
bluesman979 7 months ago
@piano25
"Most of the studios i know use monitors because they give a better representation of a consumer system "
So you are saying that studios use monitors to "Impersonate" hifi systems ?
LOL
Studios use monitors because they give an *accurate representation* of the signal (which with a good engineer/producer should give a mix that translates well )
Most people would find studio monitors sound too harsh and very tiring on the ears compared to hifi speakers (its an EQ thing) ;-)
bluesman979 7 months ago
@Chally70
I have worked in MANY recording studios and none of them monitor on domestic hi-fi speakers (no matter how "audiophile" they may be ;-) )
It does seem that audiophiles aren't that "into" accuracy in what they listen to
For many people it seems to be more about the kit than the sound quality, how many would recognise their own equipment in a double blind test against a set of mid-field reference monitors (for instance) ? ;-)
Peace ...
bluesman979 7 months ago
@bluesman979 domestic hi fi? Are Dynaudio domestic speakers or studio ones? So iv i have a top studio at home can i call my shitty NS10s domestic monitors? Bulshit!
piano25 7 months ago
@piano25
You can shout "bullshit" as loud as you like but it's not very flattering to you
Can you say "frequency response" ?
In GENERAL domestic speakers have a shaped EQ & studio monitors have flat response
"Shitty NS 10" near-fields are popular in the music industry as "grot boxes", if you can get a mix to sound good on them it should translate fairly well, BUT having said that they don't have any bottom end to speak of so it's best to use mid-fields or mains to check the mix
-HTH
bluesman979 7 months ago
@piano25
"domestic hi fi? Are Dynaudio domestic speakers or studio ones? So iv i have a top studio at home can i call my shitty NS10s domestic monitors? Bulshit!" (sic)
FYI NS10s are made by Yamaha *not* Dynaudio they were originally designed in the 70s as domestic hifi speakers, they were redisigned for use as a near-field studio monitors -the NS10M with new cross-overs and tweeters to fix the top end problems, cabinets toughened and realligned for horizontal use (usually on meter bridge)
bluesman979 7 months ago
@bluesman979 i know NS10s are Yamaha. i wanted to give a second example along with Dynaudio`s.
piano25 7 months ago
@piano25
Dynaudio make professional monitors AND domestic Hifi
Again, if there were no difference *why* would they make both ?
I'd suggest rather than PMC/Dynaudio (et al) having made some hideous error by manufacturing both Professional Studio Monitors and Home System (that'd be Domestic then ;-) ) equipment ranges, that in fact the problem is you had not realised they are different things for different purposes (and I am not to blame for that in any way shape or form ) ;-)
HTH ;-)
bluesman979 7 months ago
A pair of Genlecs and a PC/Mac connected to a decent soundcard (probably costing less than the cables an "audiophile" would buy ;-) ) has a wider dynamic range and offers better (more accurate) reproduction than this (domestic) equipment
That is a fact (thats why recording studios use this sort of equipment )
So ultimately its little more than a fashion statement to be buying high end audiophile kit
Isn't fashion wonderful ?
Sound quality though, is something else entirely ;-)
bluesman979 7 months ago
I'm in heaven
chairuser4 7 months ago
my parasound amps and older anthem processor and my new cerwin vega xls 215's sound awsome and it didnt cost a fortune, entry level high end is the best value for the money, skip the glamour cosmetics, you dont listen to cosmetics, thats why we have adcom, parasound,rotel,arcam,rogue, bryston,klipsh, cerwin vega, i have been in this hobby for 30yrs and started out with k-mart stuff years ago and worked my way up slowly, i have auditioned stuff that was very expensive that will blow your mind.
brystonfan 8 months ago
hey you guys, try out emotiva, they are a awsome value, awsome equipment. high end retail can get kinda crazy when it comes down to the price, common brand names like pioneer,kenwood, sherwood,sansui,sony, and so on used to make some awsome stuff in the yrs of 73-84, today alot of those companies build crap, even alot of those high end flagship ht receivers are crap, ok for movies, but music sucks, but the new class d amps r good for subs,
brystonfan 8 months ago
the comment about a 200 dollar system, that person is retarded, yes, there is some high end stuff out there today that is a joke, but anyone making statement like that must have a fat smellin wife, live in the projects, a drunkin hillbilly miserable life, you are just jealous, i have heard those speakers, and they are no joke, you probably shop for automobiles at the thrift store !!!!! hahahahahaha
brystonfan 8 months ago
Hey Check my Kef Reference Speakers on YOUTUBE
cheytab 11 months ago
immagini davvero incredibili.......ne abbiamo da fare nella strada nell hi fi car.......
thefg71 11 months ago
All of that stuff there is a complete rip off! A pair of 100$ Sony speakers sound exactly the same as a pair of 5000$ speakers shit don't matter.
tokyozee 1 year ago
@tokyozee I will challenge that comment any day. Look at my review of my theater and My Krell Lat 1's
Myrandomreviews1 9 months ago
The paradise of the Hi-End.
VIRGILIOVIEGAS 1 year ago
i just love the B&W speakers!
TheNorwegianCookie 1 year ago
excellant
homiyar29 1 year ago
Diametrically Opposed- video Photos of Quality Audio equipment
sort of like looking at photographs of Women...
a very cruel Joke indeed-
, Perhaps one should at least use a nice microphone to record the sound reproduction of a particular assembly of said...
rentatrip1 1 year ago
Well, well... I think a hi-end system can be considered a dream of mine... it doesn't need to be exotic like the one at 0:17 or those MBL products... some McIntosh or Krell would be awesome. Of course I love my Marantz, Klipsch, Energy and JBL though.
kynigh 1 year ago
Fantastic video, man speakers are getting BIGGER and BIGGER! I have definitive Tech 7000's with 12 inch subs for both. I have set to small, never put them to Large. Wondering if I should, I have 12' inch subwoofer seperate for this. Love the back around music, sounds like the "The Dark Knight" soundtrack.
lukaun8 1 year ago
i realized that hifi is nonsense and sold my $ 5000 stereo. now i listen happily to my iphone, or to my stock car stereo.
fredrikolsson 1 year ago
@fredrikolsson same with me im over it!!
THEKINGS001 1 year ago
@fredrikolsson Yeah like seriously anyone can build an awesome sounding stereo for less then 200$ It all sounds the same.
tokyozee 1 year ago
@tokyozee totally disagree, $200 is going to sound like 200. Look at the Krell lat 1's and then we'll talk
Myrandomreviews1 9 months ago
At 1:00, that room was way too small for those Avalons.
n2motocross 1 year ago
There is a God, and He is to be found in any one of those Music Rooms.
Trust me...
MikeTheGreatOne99 1 year ago
very nice...makes me jealous. but i still love my klipsh and bic acoustech equipment. however, i have been bit by the bug and the upgrades will never stop
crazynsober2day 1 year ago
I'll take one of each please.
ShitFromShinolla 1 year ago
I was being facetious, yet I agree with you completely. I too have to have better and better, but like you have found ways to buy things second hand and make proper matches to speaker and processors that create sublime result. Down with retail, long live Craigslist!
gotrottin 1 year ago
VIBRATION CONTROL IS THE KEY to making your system sound it's potential, that is something many HIGH END DEALERS will deny you off by SELLING FRAUDLENT EXPENSIVE INSANE CABLES. Loudspeaker design is a CHOICE, many types of technology. No such loudspeaker suits individual tastes no matter what price point. Amplifier designs are also controversial like loudspeakers. It's a matter of CHOICE and what sounds good to one's ear apart from the DEALER and showrooms.
asianfighter62 1 year ago
@asianfighter62 why did you post some many comments on this video? Do you really think we care what you think?
ShitFromShinolla 1 year ago
I wait til these guys sell their stuff at audiogon, since many of us can't afford what they have. used high end is how average folks like us can listen to what these wealthy audiophiles can afford. Most of them have an UPGRADE ITCH, so they sell their goodies low enough for some of us to be able to purchase. They also take good care of their equipment far more than your average consumer. Not even the same league.
asianfighter62 1 year ago
I have the system in the 4th pic. B&W and Classe' only a little older equipment. The speakers were $4,000 new. Great audio is expensive but worth it. If you love music go for it. Its like a concert in your home every day.
poloman58 1 year ago
@poloman58 I agree, especially if you know how to tweak your system and match components. Components is an individual taste though. Some people are into hybrid, tube, solid state amps, i like try a little of each technology. I'm glad more tubes are affordable these days and electrostat loudspeakers. I happen to collect loudspeakers that's affordable used and amps. You're absolutely right. it's like getting a chance to drive a lambhorgini or ferrari
asianfighter62 1 year ago
At the 2:29 time mark:
I wonder why such an expensive and well made "Clear Audio" turntable would be played without their "Outer Limit" ring?
misterplops 1 year ago
Its incredible how much audio nuts will pay for that crap. I bet some of those speakers sell for over a thousand dollars each!
gotrottin 1 year ago
A thousand dollars each? You can probably buy one thousand dollar speakers at any consumer electronics store. lol Some of the systems you see here cost more than your house!
bahamabrz 1 year ago
I will choose the house, what will you choose?
gotrottin 1 year ago
@gotrottin you can CHOOSE the house and much LOWER priced high end systems from OTHER MANUFACTURERS for the PRICE of these INSANE and I consider FRAUDULENT prices of these MANUFACTURERS. For example, you can buy a used CARVER or SUNFIRE amp over the KRELL for $ 300-500 that sounds as good as the krell or better, loudspeakers from MAGNEPAN, KLIPSCH, vintage INFINITY RS series, POLK SDA, OHM acoustics or used ACOUSTATS for electrostats or ALTEC LANSING/JBL for under $3000 and still buy a HOUSE!
asianfighter62 1 year ago
@bahamabrz I agree for the most part, but there are legitimate high end manufacturers who do not overbloat their prices or use MARKETING propoganda like BOSE which is really not high end made of cheap materials. There's UPS and DOWNS in the high end world. there are some systems that are worth it that are not INSANE in prices. I agree that you can buy lots of equipment that are decent for the price of say ONE pair of loudspeaker or amp. You're right about the HOUSE thing. The prices is INSANE
asianfighter62 1 year ago
@gotrottin NUTS? it's a hobby for people who like music and video. it's like anything else, the problem with the high end world is OVERPRICING and the CABLE FRAUD. There's not much of a difference between a zip cord and a $3000 cable if you have proper STABLIZATION among wires as proved by the company DAKIOM. Some of these loudspeakers, you're paying for the CABINET maker rather than TECHNOLOGY. But on the defense side, you pay for what you get in some cases. There are differences in sound
asianfighter62 1 year ago
Great audiofile stuff. I just put in an order of Vintagae Klipsch Horn Speaker set. How would you rate this amoung speakers? Is it one of the great speakers of all time. I would appreciate the responses. Many people consider them amoung the best ever made. Thank you.
positivenonstop 1 year ago
The Klipschorns are great if you have a room large enough. Corner placement can be tough if the room is too small. For that reason, I purchased the Cornwall's instead. I have yet to hear a speaker that I like better -- at any cost. Here is a tip on the best pre-amp that money can buy.
The Morrison ELAD. Search for Don Morrison's web site. You can read reviews of his ELAD on the "audioreview" web site. I have one. It is, by far, the singular best component of my stereo system.
bahamabrz 1 year ago
@bahamabrz like any system, a component is really an INDIVIDUAL TASTE. It may sound great to you but, it might be ok to some, and others might desire something else. It's really a PREFERENCE. To my ears, I prefer carver/sunfire and NAD, and chinese/russian tube design for newer stuff. It's like planar/electrostat vs. dynamic loudspeaker design. i happen to like various designs like CLS, line source and anything with ribbon. some people like horns, dome, supertweeters etc in regards to speakers.
asianfighter62 1 year ago
The ultimate goal of any pre-amp is to be a completely transparent component within the music system. The ELAD succeeds here where most others fall far short. Its specs and performance are well documented. If you want your pre-amp(s) to add certain "colorations" to your music, then that is certainly your preference. For me, that coloration is a variable that I don't want or need.
bahamabrz 1 year ago
@positivenonstop Klipschorn will always be GREAT because the technology is never changing. a NEW klipschorn is the same as a 1950's design, it's the oldest loudspeaker manufacturer. a new one is around $8000 depending on custom design and cabinet finish. The over $15k designs are WAY OVER PRICED and to me is FRAUDULENT, but if people want to buy it, that's their choice, part of capitalism. vintage INFINITY RS like V is superior to these in many audiophiles opinion and restored about $10k or less
asianfighter62 1 year ago
@asianfighter62 correct OVERPRICED! i have the B&W 704 and PRIMARE A30.1 amplifier which i bought from a friend installment basis for 1800euro 18 months to pay, and i just have it appraised it will still sell at 1500-speakers 1200-amp and the system is in MINT CONDITION! not a scratch in the system, for me I think it's a good buy.......
pogmothon100 1 year ago
Bellissimo video!
5*****
BeppeTV 1 year ago
The fanciest sound system is here. The fanciest custom monitors are just kid toys in front of them in all aspects of the sound performance.
craneywatch 2 years ago
oh to have that much money..... stunning gear, AWESOME MUSIC....sounds like it's from "Lord Of The Rings"??
slitherysnakes 2 years ago
Pirates of the Caribbean Soundtrack - One Day
krellcusio 2 years ago
Wierd video.the music and environment spooks me out.sweet gear though.
henrylovesweed 2 years ago
great pictures!!!
onetimepeace 2 years ago
A música é optima.
Os Equipamentos sonoros são topo de gama.
Gostaria também de disfrutar deste magnifico som ao vivo...
jacinto19571 2 years ago
It is from the movie "National Treasure" :-)
ToebiAndThor 2 years ago
hey whats the name of the song? thx!
pogodrummer 2 years ago
mcintosh blows for the money, if you want good audio and you got the cash buy focal grand utopia be.
rjbarbuto 2 years ago
Cheapest way to upgrade your sound system: remove your earwax on both ears
vdtmh 2 years ago 8
Why is it that a lot of these Hi FI shows have B&W mated with Krell or Classe even though they are in bed with Rotel? I have had 4 Classe pre amps die on me within 4 years and I have a Krell cd transport that fails to outperform my Japanese teardrop from Consonance. If it's all about "pure sound" and tweaky terminology why don't they use FM or Theta?
gpgab971 2 years ago
B&W is in bed with Classe, too, along with Rotel.
falkenlaser 2 years ago
Ears enjoyed your clip. Angels up high make beautiful too.Thank you.
clicksute 2 years ago
Makes me look at my setup and cry.
brett3xmvpfavre4 2 years ago
Thats some nice audio, but my favorite is still Wilson Audio Alexandria X-2's thats some sweet and super expensive sound.
drftnit 2 years ago
Great video! One day I dream to have B&W speakers and some nice Krell amp. Wow. B&W speakers sound do great.
mikefin 2 years ago
What is the name of the back ground music please?
PKHKSAR 2 years ago
Hans Zimmer - One day ........recorder with B&W speakers
krellcusio 2 years ago
the gryphon poseideon looks more than impressive, godlike, should be called gryphon zeus! really want to hear these ones, and YG acoustic has to be fantastic too...
i've heard mbl and i wasn't really stunned.....
h4x0y 2 years ago
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falkenlaser 2 years ago
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falkenlaser 2 years ago
they look "ugly" for a reason: its about sound quality. they have untraditional 360deg cones, without a cabinet.
a set of such high quality speakers shouldn't need a subwoofer. yet another crossover, yet another cone that has to integrate, it'll just sound worse.
h4x0y 2 years ago
yes the do sound good, still they could be designed to look better and they would expand their market by doing so.
paulusandronicus 2 years ago
indeed they would expand their market by changing the design to a better look, but i think that every aspect of the design is meant for tuning to optimum sound quality, and every change for prettier looks will ruin the sound. Bang&Olufsen has some gorgeous looking speakers but true audiophiles never buy B&O.
h4x0y 2 years ago 2
what speakers? 360deg cones?
pogodrummer 2 years ago
yes indeed, it;s not some fake tech that spreads the sound in 360degs, the cones are as spheres and the coil drives them from underneath. the 360deg cones move like a harmonica. the idea is that it spreads the sound naturally in every direction as every real instrument does, and they also color the sound less because they have no cabinet (except for the bass driver)
h4x0y 2 years ago
w sonus faber italy :)
foggiapino 2 years ago
Where is the Magnepans? If you dont have them, you are wasting your time.
fj6474 2 years ago
wow! nice cock!
oooowwwwdddd 2 years ago
great music but what's the nameof this song???
majomann1992 2 years ago
dynaudio
ygacoustics
klipsch
acusticaapplicata
.........
krellcusio 2 years ago
krellcusio 2 years ago
krellcusio 2 years ago
who's music is that? i like it...
fpdl77 2 years ago
Hans Zimmer - One Day
krellcusio 2 years ago
Thx... I'm gonna copy your idea and use it as a demo song...
fpdl77 2 years ago
beautifull thyme
ct5006360 2 years ago
My Logitech Z-5500 computer speakers is completely crap compared to these ones lol.
calvinblinkee 2 years ago
ciao i diffusori e le elettroniche di questo video sono quanto di meglio si possa desiderare ma il tuo impianto personale come e' costruito?
io sono un appassionato audiofilo e diciamo che nel mio piccolo non mi posso lamentare ah sono di borgomanero.
ux256 3 years ago
Man, if I win the lottery one of the first thinks I would do is to buy a Hi Fi system, Im really in love with them.
deepsofhell 3 years ago
If you shop carefully you can get very nice sound for $10,000us.
Don't forget the point of diminishing returns sets in where you have to spend huge amounts for small increase in sound quality.
And shop demo models can get good prices.
Also some speaker manufacturers do high end kits to save thousands! just assemble yourself!
Have seen some good specs on amplifier kits also!
There are options to get high end sound with reasonable budget.
Second hand krell amps etc!
ISLAM4THICKONES 2 years ago
at 3:28 time on your vid, what speakers are they?
cheytab 3 years ago
Legacy Audio
krellcusio 3 years ago
Great video, but where's Paradigm and JL Audio?
falkenlaser 3 years ago
Avalon acoustics, Avantgarede acoustics, Martin Logan, Bryston audio, Snell acoustic, Eggleston works, Acapella Audio Arts, Threshold, Conrad-Johnson, Chord electronics,
Goldmund, and more High End Audio....
krellcusio 3 years ago
...walks off to buy a lotto ticket.
bighimey 3 years ago
2:42, i love my Macs!
noodleninjaa 3 years ago
I've never felt so sad about being so poor...damnit!
poolehart 3 years ago
woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow
PippoPappo95 3 years ago
jesus h christ thats beautiful, do you own a hifi store !?
armolite 3 years ago
sounds like music from "the rock"?
monkeyman9700 3 years ago
Music by Hans Zimmer "One day"
krellcusio 3 years ago
What is the "song" name of this video? Sounds verry nice :-) Ty for the nice vid also!
(got the klipsch rf83 rc64)
ravenskull1234 3 years ago
great stuff,i love this......;-)
model2270 3 years ago 2