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It's been maybe 17 years since I bought this on DVD, and as I was going through some music, I finally got the pun. A Cello Rondo = Accelerando How can I be this dumb

Would anyone know what song that string section is in? I’d love to hear what it sounds like

"If it measures good and sounds bad, -- it is bad. If it sounds good and measures bad, -- you've measured the wrong thing." - Daniel R. von Recklinghausen, HH Scott

Thanks for the video. Would there a a better audio result if you put some kind of fabric on it? What about the material of the diffusor, how much does it affect the sound? Thanks

You'll never know how good or bad your speakers really are until you fix your room.

Finally, someone who truly knows what he’s talking about.

Thanks for this video Ethan

Fantastic video. I'm about to move and my new living room will be quite similar, I'm installing a range of sound treatments with, corner bass traps, and a couple of absorption panels per wall. I've invested in the room treatments and I'm using fairly modest speakers that i've had for 23 years and a SVS Subwoofer. As the room is small i've focused on broadband absorption but I might liven it up with some strategic diffusion if it ends up a too dead for my liking.

WRT polys, for the exact reason you stated, you should not have designed them to butt up against each other to avoid detrimental acoustic effects.

Ethan NO, avoiding all early reflections is not the answer. We need the front and corner secondaries for depth and spaciousness and power response. Like most, you comment only about frequency response and little about the spatial response - you mention imaging across the whole width of the room and deeper than the speakers themselves but you don't explain why that happens, what causes that. It is the early reflected from front and front corners.

We, as humans, nearly always hear what we want to hear. I learned this in almost 20 years of sales & automotive service. I'm certainly not innocent of it myself. Perception is reality.

Bravo

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What a loathsome deceiver McGowan is! Highly skilled showman maybe, but loathsome nonetheless. Not for one second do I believe he actually believes in what he is saying.

Tchaikovsky Telecaster Overdrive!

Your opening assertions at 1.18 are presented as statements of fact when in reality they are just your opinion. For example wire CAN add noise if it isn't effectively shielded and is placed in an electrically noisy environment. That noise may or may not be in the audio range but even if it s the RF range then it can be added to the signal and may (or may not) affect the audio equipment that it is connected to.

Sales guys like Paul the shill, wants to keep it a mystery, so he can keep selling his improvements to the gullible. Does he still sell the noise "harvester" plug magic blinking LED? What a conman...TIMBER

genius Sir!

That was a blast. Thanks!

Very handy device.

would it be essential to use this in a vocal booth?

It’s the hi-fi, audiofool crowd… headphone cable is another one..

So should I be using combo reflection and absorbtions panels that you mention for the first reflection points, or just go with pure rockwool or fiberglass?

City!

Eat your heart out Mike Oldfield ! Absolutely love this thank you

Thats far below your own standard, isn't it? No hum , but maybe wifi or other noise is poisoning the signal. And if you talk about hometheater , with Marantz amplifiers or cheap players as source , you should not take the word HiFi or Highend into the mouth, because it isn't.

From the golden age of UA-cam

When listening, I prefer not to put up with the faint background signal noise (noise floor) One should try pressing pause or mute, and from the MLP, if one is unable to differentiate whether the systems on or off that's telling you, your cables are crap. When friends or guests come around rather than showing them how loud the system goes, I prefer to press pause/mute and show them how quiet it goes. None of them gets it, of course 😂 After auditioning three separate AVR's, the same ambient sound of the room was still present! It was only on the third occasion when I finally purchased shielded cables that the noise floor in my small room finally came down to satisfactory levels. Cables often act as antennas for attracting RF, and the longer the cable, the better the antenna. Probably explains why when I used to disconnect my heights and surrounds within 10 minutes, the faint background signal noise (RF/EMI) within my small room used to disappear/dissipate. Even though I'm now using a high-performance arcam avr20 with matching power amps, at the time, as well as my original budget Sony SDR dn1080 AVR most of my testing came from when I was auditioning mid-price Japanese AVR's Never mind the cost, do you really think I would go through all this work not once, not twice, but on the third time to get it right... If interested, here's a 3-minute video of what I went through. Please bear in mind that I'm no videographer 😂 ua-cam.com/video/wwU0d3NfRQw/v-deo.htmlsi=8RcX4g8b07jjmYEr

This is criminally under-watched. Proof of how many talented musicians there are out there not getting the recognition they deserve. But many thanks for this, Ethan, it's fucking awesome. Love from Sweden.

Great video. Several days ago, I questioned the superiority of 24/192 audio over 16/44 on the AVS Forum. The amount of vitriol directed at me was remarkable. Rather than addressing the technical difference, one poster took me to task for upsetting people.

This is gold. Thank you!

Just WoW! your amazing! you gave alot of knowledge in a honnest, straight forward, concise, efficient, short and sweet. you rock!!! in a constructive criticisim comment i would say: put a joke like the acoustic book one at every 3min of your videos and why the poly-diffusors are not in the loop at the end? but again, amazing viedos ;-)

You're only wrong on one thing in this video, Paul really doesn't mean well.

Thank you for this Ethan! It is very educative.

Thank, I never new the science we were talking about ! Impressive field 👏 you guys.

Is it possible to get this in pdf form?

i have sold Pure Copper Interconnect since the 70s and they all did the same thing>>Tranfer Music to my Wonderfull Pass Labs System with Maggie Speakers Spkr & Interconnects Home Made

My last comment was six years ago, and I have returned to listen to this video at least 20 times since then! It is so delightful!

I like the faux stereo vs. mono.

there is something that ethan winner doesnt can play? man this guy is a master multinstrumentis

Ethan you are creating the future! Very cool .....

but this doesn't sound good at all !

We need more of your great videos. Thanks!

Cool idea but it doesn't sound like an acoustic drum to be honest

Sonitus Eq😄 my fitst workhorse

Dear Ethan, my name is Adrian, from Anaheim. love this! when can I buy one?

woah!

Nice!

I just wanted to say... I really appreciate the video being 8:08... nice touch haha!