Greek Audiophile

A Film by Ken Barnes

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• audiophile
• amplifier
• speaker
• greek

[Tbannu]

The 240p sound quality isn't really doing justice to this guy's gear.

[cootaloot]

@SlikkTim you have no idea what fidelity is, or where to find it. are careful recordings that preserve a musical event confined to only certain kinds of music? is that what you're saying? that's moronic. high fidelity recordings are widespread in every genre, including rock and pop. and while they sound just fine, or at least serviceable, on a computer, they can make your hair stand up on a good system. you really have no idea what you're talking about, which is what I find cute

[sputnikas]

@ForgottenFaces001

sound endineering/producing is exact opposite of „audiophilia“. It requires serious equipment, not just terrible amplifiers with 5% THD for few thousands euro or even more. Good sound engineer would never believe in all that lie we heard in this video.

[revco68]

Love the Westminster Royals.

[ForgottenFaces001]

i dont understand why these guys dont bother to become sound engineers and producers and DJs. i mean if they are so into sound quality and spending all this money on gear why dont they make a living out of it i am a sound engineer/producer and i am not even this into sound quality.

[theprof291166]

You should all review vivid audio loudspeakers. Voted greatest Loudspeaker on earth at CES

[ImperviousMason]

But, can it play records?

[ziher123]

49 audiophobes dislike this

[preferfur]

Here's a little trick if you think your amplifier isn't powerful enough, or your speakers distort at the volume you'd like: sit closer to the speakers! This also makes expensive room treatments less necessary, even in a bad room, as you are increasing the ratio of direct:reflected sound.

I live in an apartment, and can't really treat my living room properly, but since I live alone, I have the speakers and seating set up for more direct sound, which makes quite a difference.

[preferfur]

Fascinating. The music itself is the most important thing, and unfortunately, most audiophiles I have ever met have terrible taste. I laugh when I read Stereophile or TAS reviews, and the nitwits are blathering on about the most atrocious "music." It's usually some dreadful pop, or wannabe "jazz," and hardly worth spending all that money on a sound system for.