[QUOTE=Lamar;39922006][media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZHjRe-hm_s[/media][/QUOTE]
Remove the s in https.
what the fuck
Somebody should swap his cables for dollar store ones, see if he realises
[QUOTE=kaze4159;39922086]Somebody should swap his cables for dollar store ones, see if he realises[/QUOTE]
If his ears suck he sure wouldn't hear the difference. I'm sure I would because every time I see someone with those Beats headphones I ask them [I]why[/I] they are good. They say the sound is good while I highly disagree. Except for that it's compact, nothing else to say about that.
If you care about your ears you also want to have the best for your ears. That guy probably overdid it.
[QUOTE=kaze4159;39922086]Somebody should swap his cables for dollar store ones, see if he realises[/QUOTE]
placebo
If only he was an electrical engineer, he could've saved so much money...
It would be funny if he only played shitty black metal in 240p on it
[QUOTE=Canned Induvidual;39922337]It would be funny if he only played shitty black metal in 240p on it[/QUOTE]
Never new sound had a resolution. Holy crap.
He elevated his cables... why?
[QUOTE=Canned Induvidual;39922337]It would be funny if he only played shitty black metal in 240p on it[/QUOTE]
And my camera can take pictures at 320 Kbps!
[QUOTE=Elfy;39922376]Never new sound had a resolution. Holy crap.[/QUOTE]
Indeed. Also called Bit Depth.
[quote=Wikipedia]In digital audio, bit depth describes the number of bits of information recorded for each sample. Bit depth directly corresponds to the resolution of each sample in a set of digital audio data. Common examples of bit depth include CD quality audio, which is recorded at 16 bits, and DVD-Audio, which can support up to 24-bit audio.[/quote]
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[QUOTE=michaeldim;39922413]And my camera can take pictures at 320 Kbps![/QUOTE]
be sure to save your picture in .flac for the best quality
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[QUOTE=Canned Induvidual;39922337]It would be funny if he only played shitty black metal in 240p on it[/QUOTE]
(psst, change that to say 64 kbps)
[QUOTE=S31-Syntax;39922395]He elevated his cables... why?[/QUOTE]
Only a plebian would let their cables touch the ground!
[QUOTE=S31-Syntax;39922395]He elevated his cables... why?[/QUOTE]
Because it is most likely the audio signal going through those wires, he elevates them to reduce vibrations and static buildup
[QUOTE=Plaster;39922269]If his ears suck he sure wouldn't hear the difference. I'm sure I would because every time I see someone with those Beats headphones I ask them [I]why[/I] they are good. They say the sound is good while I highly disagree. Except for that it's compact, nothing else to say about that.
If you care about your ears you also want to have the best for your ears. That guy probably overdid it.[/QUOTE]
You sound really lame bro, leave people alone with their INFERIOR PRODUCTS
i read that as pedophile and was pretty confused
[QUOTE=Canned Induvidual;39922337]It would be funny if he only played shitty black metal in 240p on it[/QUOTE]
You must mean 128kbps or similar low quality audio formats
[QUOTE=Audix;39922484]Because it is most likely the audio signal going through those wires, he elevates them to reduce vibrations and static buildup[/QUOTE]
So its to reduce interference... Huh. It just looks... odd. but hey if it prevents quality degradation, cool.
[QUOTE=Audix;39922484]Because it is most likely the audio signal going through those wires, he elevates them to reduce vibrations and static buildup[/QUOTE]
I cant see how that would change much, the vibration still carries up the supports
such a waste of money.
[QUOTE=Lazore;39922521]I cant see how that would change much, the vibration still carries up the supports[/QUOTE]
Well its the only thing I can think of
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[QUOTE=SPESSMEHREN;39922533]such a waste of money.[/QUOTE]
Sure It's a lot of money, but whether he gets his value from it isnt clear in this video. I don't know what 6moon is, but it seems to allow him to use his gear effectively.
Would love to spin a solid DNB set on that system.
Maybe after adding some Funktion 1 subs though.
Its a very nice expensive sound system but he focused more and the midrange and vocal ranges than sub ranges, which is required for any new age electronic music. Still, for the kind of music this man listens to, he has one great system.
Quick googling says that cables do indeed build static which negatively affects quality... elevating them like that provides a barrier between the cable and the floor, greatly reducing static build up. I've also read instances where people have taken ground laid wire that has sat there for some time, disconnected it, slapped it against their leg, and reconnected it, and recorded a noticeable and superior sound quality afterwards.
*whistles*
That's a damned impressive setup. Not too familiar with the brand though; can anyone here verify their quality? Most of my experience is with Vifa, Martin-Logan, and Adam Audio.
[QUOTE=kaze4159;39922086]Somebody should swap his cables for dollar store ones, see if he realises[/QUOTE]
Well given that the other equipment is as high end as it is, I'm pretty sure he would.
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[QUOTE=Elfy;39922376]Never new sound had a resolution. Holy crap.[/QUOTE]
He's referring to youtube. Youtube changes the audio bitrate and quality depending on the resolution chosen.
240p = 96kbps
360p = 128kbps
480p = 128kbps
720p = 192kbps
1080p = 192kbps
Older 240, 360, and 480p videos encoded via the old Sorenson H.263 system run 64kbps, 96kbps, and 128kbps respectively.
[QUOTE=S31-Syntax;39922599]Quick googling says that cables do indeed build static which negatively affects quality... elevating them like that provides a barrier between the cable and the floor, greatly reducing static build up. I've also read instances where people have taken ground laid wire that has sat there for some time, disconnected it, slapped it against their leg, and reconnected it, and recorded a noticeable and superior sound quality afterwards.[/QUOTE]
you'll find a lot of audiophile misconceptions by googling.
Feel like some of this stuff is a massive circle jerk.
However that did sound pretty amazing at the end.
He has a $300000 that plays strictly analog records? How the hell is he not seeing the loss of actual audio fidelity there (As opposed to entirely imperceptible noise from cables)?
will it blend?
audiophools best fools
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