Of course... as I said in previous posts... However, if you want to give a true indication of potential you have to do it this way and not with a mobile phone. However, it is a live recording of the sound in the room at that time...not a fake overlay that isn't the system playing at all.
Here is what playback of organ is supposed to sound like...I may be biased but IMO I have not heard a better playback of organ than this recording on Youtube.
Honestly both suck for different reasons. The Eggleston system is a bit better tonally balanced but all power for this song is missing . Voice is pinched Guitars recessed and muted. The horn system is WAY out of tonal balance...all Punch is overshadowed because of the disturbing coloration and lack of transparency.
Totally. I have only sampled snippets, but from that limited impression I would say:
Best sound I've heard from a system video, by far. (Certainly with so many different selections.)
But I'm assuming this is a professional recording as well.
Totally. I have only sampled snippets, but from that limited impression I would say:
Best sound I've heard from a system video, by far. (Certainly with so many different selections.)
But I'm assuming this is a professional recording as well.
Fair enough, I agree different people ingest information in different ways. I find people talking about audio take way too long to get to their point. Written reviews can have the same flaw but scanning let's me skip through the less than useful portions.
Webzines don't have the page structure of print media.
No the only conclusion we can draw from all those vids is that horns can sound good on YT according to many people.
Unfortunately people dont buy You tube systems.
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No the only conclusion we can draw from all those vids is that horns can sound good on YT according to many people.
Unfortunately people dont buy You tube systems.
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very fascinating comment on a thread about the current state of the industry. Could you define what you mean by a YT system?
most of the audio systems that we see in system videos on YouTube are actually owned by somebody, so I don’t quite understand what you mean. I bought my system a year ago and have shared it over YouTube videos.
it is true that you don’t see many conventional contemporary systems on these videos that belong to members of WBF for instance, and I guess the question is why is that? For some reason owners of vintage horn systems seem more willing to post videos of their systems and deal with the risk that is associated with that.
where are system videos of the phenomenal entry level Magico A5 speaker for instance? I suspect that the brands that figure this out are going to expand exposure to their products, and the dealers and brands who do not post such videos will receive a different response by not having the same exposure. We will see.
@ peter
Most systems are private systems .
And may be people like to keep it private .
There is a distinct difference by hearing something physical or on YT.
I have the impression some horn lovers want to spread the word.
Allmost a bit like JH witnesses
Totally. I have only sampled snippets, but from that limited impression I would say:
Best sound I've heard from a system video, by far. (Certainly with so many different selections.)
But I'm assuming this is a professional recording as well.
It is still a portable recording setup but I don't know the details...definitely a cut or two above a mobile phone though. Listen to the whole thing...also the AV Showrooms video (different mobile recording setup...high end Sony video camera I think.) of Anne Bisson September in Montreal...best version of that song I have heard on video as well.
Thats what i thought i think its the fullrange driver right.
I ve seen the specs of that driver and the FS and roll off .
Put that in a room together with my 11 inch 12 driver model and you ll hear soon enough what YT doesnt capture
Most systems are private systems .
And may be people like to keep it private .
There is a distinct difference by hearing something physical or on YT.
I have the impression some horn lovers want to spread the word.
Allmost a bit like JH witnesses
If it sounds that good on Youtube is there any reason to believe it wouldn't sound better live? Curious then to why you bother to post yours if it actually sounds worse live. I have posted some of my systems and while I think the vids sound good it is easily better sounding live...any logical reason you can give why it would be otherwise??
Thats what i thought i think its the fullrange driver right.
I ve seen the specs of that driver and the FS and roll off .
Put that in a room together with my 11 inch 12 driver model and you ll hear soon enough what YT doesnt capture
You totally don't get how horns work... the horn defines the low frequency cutoff, not the Fs of the driver. You realize that a horn is amplifying a certain frequency range, right? That means the 8 inch driver is behaving dynamically like a MUCH larger driver and as it is basically moving less than 1 mm even with big bass transients, it has lower distortion too. BTW, it is only being used as a lower mid and down...the large front horn pod is the midrange...not sure the frequency... This will handily outperform a 12 inch or even 15 inch woofer in the mid and upper bass. It won't go as deep because of the horn length limitations...but punch is intense.