The video microphones used on this recording are superb. I can hear the leather in his shoes not to mention the bleed through from the other presentation rooms. Now that's detail. Great system. Can't imagine a room large enough to hold it all in most homes. Big budget toys for big budget boys.....and girls.
Great work Terry again, normally listening to a system on youtube is fairly pointless because of the quality, but you are the only one who actually records in good enough quality and tells the listener/watcher to use a decent system to get a sense of the review equipment.
@@GeoffParsons1469 yes much better I already have the means to but I havent tried going on the road with the kit it will or wont work with my setup for shows. I hope it will because the quality jump will be significant . Was a huge investment for me but if your going to do it donit right. See my best sound ever video for a taste of the sound quality recordings I am referring to ;)
Agreed, tx for your attention to capturing the soul of these artists and the philosophy these audio companies have when it comes to reproducing the breath of their music! That's why we love this hobby. Your content is truly holistic.
Great sound. It's so big that most people would need a big special and probably separate room from the living quarters to adequately allow the speakers to breath.
I have been to several audio shows, never heard any metal. But I have heard Kraftwerk. 40 thousand Fuck'in times Personel choice,Pantera Cowboys from hell
@@danhackley me? Nope! But plenty of Sony gear from 90's to 2000!😁 you know what? I keep them stocked and I listen music with Yamaha cd-nt670 and A-670 tweaked strategically and feeding my TAOC FC3000 or Sony APM-66ES MKII and sounding fantastic. My journey to hi-fi land is like a bell. You start from entry level and progressively increase the level to the highest, then, you notice it is not necessary to use the big boys in order to enjoy music and ends with all the Royal Crowns in the attic and listening music with 'expendable' components 🤣 I know! You must think I'm crazy!!!
What I don't understand is why does this sound better than when I play the CD of Sunson Nils Frahm. using Chord Qutest>Rega Elicit-R>P3ESR's this is actually the sound I want.
A bit late, 🙊, but wow, just wow. This sounds absolutly amazing. When I win enough money to not care about money anymore, theese will need checking out🙊
excellent audio recording quality, and the room you where in must have been good also to make these speakers to sound this great :) especially the first song came across great compared to the spotify version i found, the recording added some extra dynamics and i am sure it picked up on the large cone area making the tactile feel you probably felt sitting in that room.
Sounded really nice. Didn't find it bright sounding at all and good to hear some classical material. I thought with the glass behind the speakers there could be a lot of reflection but it a nice sounding system even listening on a Samsung Galaxy Tab. Thanks for sharing
Great video. Many thanks for sharing. Do you know which Grand Prix audio turntable this is....it's either Monaco 2 or Parabolica? Also the arm and cart? Many thanks
Nice recording Terry. Did you list your recording equipment here? I didn’t find it. Record has surface noise. Systems like this will pick up everything.
Hi Terry, A terrific set up from Gryphon! Could you tell us the cabling feeding this system? I especially wonder what Gryphon prefers with speaker cabling?
Yes, the demonstration is impressive... But when I hear demonstrations like this and I read the comments, I wonder how many audiophiles get to hear music played by real acoustic instruments in settings where no amplification is needed... in other words where they can hear the natural sound of non amplified instruments. I live in a small Italian hillside town and I get to hear such concerts all the time. That's the standard by which I judge the performance of my stereo system. Even if I had the money to pay for a system like the one demonstrated here, I wouldn't want it.
If your hearing acoustic instruments that are amplified by the rooms acoustics then are you really hearing a non amplified instrument. Instruments indoors sound totally different to outdoors so which is natural ?
@@PursuitPerfectSystem Both are real... instruments doing what they do in the setting in which they find themselves... without any artificial enhancement. My neighbor is a music professor and a concert pianist. On occasion he has invited some of us in to hear pieces that he has prepared for a concert. His baby grand piano sits in a small room (so small that only about 6 people can sit comfortably), with hard wall surfaces and no acoustic treatment to attenuate the sound. That is the loudest that I have ever heard a piano being played. One time I was in the fast food mart in the Denver airport. It is a very big wide open area. There was a man singing and playing the same baby grand that my friend has. His voice was amplified, but the piano wasn't. In that setting the piano sounded rather small... even when I sat only 4 tables away from it. My pianist neighbor came to hear my stereo. He was reluctant to do so because he knows that the piano is a very difficult instrument to accurately reproduce on a stereo system and he was afraid that if he gave me his honest opinion he would disappoint me. I assured him that it was his honest opinion that I wanted. He came. I played several solo piano tracks. He was blown away. He sat there and explained to us what the pianist was doing with the pedals. Then I played quite a number of tracks that involved more instruments... ensembles, orchestra, jazz trios, etc. At the end, before he left, he said, "You know? When you go to a concert you must be a little disappointed with the sound." He was referring to room acoustics issues that can compromise the sound quality. We had discussed this after a concert that we had attended together. My son-in-law is a professional musician he plays in 3 groups in the US. One of his instruments is the standup bass. I wanted his opinion. I played 3 or 4 tracks featuring solo bass fiddle. He told that what he was hearing sounded exactly like a bass fiddle. The I said, "But wouldn't the sound of a real bass fiddle sound bigger than what we are hearing here?" He answered, "No it wouldn't. As a matter of fact, the only thing that makes me think that there isn't a bass fiddle in this room is that I am not hearing the acoustics of this room. I am hearing the acoustics of the room in which it was recorded." That was good enough for me. And I assure that the size of the sound of that bass fiddle was nowhere near as big as the sound of a bass fiddle that the system you are demonstrating in this video would produce. But to him the bass fiddle he heard from my stereo sounded as big as his actual bass fiddle. And that's what I look for... instruments that sound like themselves with respect to timbre and size/scale. Please know that I have played several instruments in my life... none of them electric. For ten years made a living teaching and playing classical guitar.
@@PursuitPerfectSystem Both are real... instruments doing what they do in the setting in which they find themselves... without any artificial enhancement. My neighbor is a music professor and a concert pianist. On occasion he has invited some of us in to hear pieces that he has prepared for a concert. His baby grand piano sits in a small room (so small that only about 6 people can sit comfortably) with hard wall surfaces and no acoustic treatment to attenuate the sound. That is the loudest that I have ever heard a piano being played. One time I was in the fast food mart in the Denver airport. It is a very big wide open area. There was a man singing and playing the same baby grand that my friend has. His voice was amplified, but the piano wasn't. In that setting the piano sounded rather small... even when I sat only 4 tables away from it. In both cases they sounded like a real piano... because they were. My pianist neighbor came to hear my stereo. He was reluctant to do so because he knows that the piano is a very difficult instrument to accurately reproduce on a stereo system and he was afraid that if he gave me his honest opinion he would disappoint me. I assured him that it was his honest opinion that I wanted. He came. I played several solo piano tracks for him. He was blown away. He sat there and explained what the pianist was doing with the pedals. Then I played quite a number of tracks that involve more instruments... ensembles, orchestra, jazz trios, etc. At the end, before he left he said, "You know? When you go to a concert you must be a little disappointed with the sound." He was referring to room acoustic issues that can compromise the sound... a topic that we had discussed when we attended concerts together. My son-in-law is a professional musician. He plays in 3 groups in the US. One of his instruments is the standup bass. I wanted his opinion. I played 3 or 4 tracks featuring solo bass fiddle. He told me that what he was hearing sounded exactly like a bass fiddle. Then I said, "But wouldn't the sound of a real bass fiddle sound bigger than what we are hearing here?" He answered, "No it wouldn't. As a matter of fact, the only thing that makes me think that there isn't a bass fiddle in this room is that I am not hearing the acoustics of this room. I am hearing the acoustics of the room in which it was recorded." That was good enough for me. And I assure that the size of the sound of that bass fiddle was nowhere near as big as the sound of a bass fiddle that the system you are demonstrating in this video most likely would produce. Yet to him, the size of the sound of the bass fiddle coming from my system was as big as the sound of his actual bass fiddle. And that's what I look for in a system... one that comes as close as possible to reproducing instruments that sound real with respect to both timbre and size. Please know that I have played several instruments in my life... none of them electric. For ten years I made a living teaching and playing classical guitar.
@@PursuitPerfectSystem I have no idea why my comment got posted twice. The first time I posted it, it didn't show up at all. So I figured that somehow it got lost (which has happened to me before). So I posted it a second time (fortunately I had copied it... because it had happened to me before.) Now I discovered that the first one did get posted...
Listen to synthetic dance music on extremely expensive speakers. that's like if i bought the worlds most expensive display, that would correctly display any tiny organic detail, completely life-like images, and then went and used Cartoon-Network to demonstrate it.
Ma siamo seri? Spendere migliaia di euro per ascoltare quanto riprodotto? Non ci spenderei neppure cento euro. A me piace ascoltare musiche che ricordano bellissimi momenti della vita e che miricreano emozioni. Con questa musica non ricordo momenti entusiasmanti.
The thing with ultra high end audio, just like everything else, after a certain price point it's not just about performance but also R&D, build quality, innovation and exotic materials. This is why a Pagani sells for millions whereas a Nissan that may offer similar performance, would be a fraction of that.
@@PursuitPerfectSystem To be honest im not a big fan of active speakers,you dont put amps in vibration speakers,it will effect the sound,right?But,but,but its sounds good,no bassy sound,just normal sound,balanced sound so to speak.
Maybe try using a better playback system and get a bit closer to the sound quality in the video - btw this is about the 10th time this week the same smart comment has been made so its not you being smart really. In fact I always look at it like - would you listen to any type of audio recording on your phone speakers thinking you know anything about that recording and what it can tell you of course you wouldn't, yet people think just because this is TH-cam someone wont have done a professional job with their audio recordings - well I do and they can tell you a lot if you give them the respect they are worth.
I'm sure this sounds great but the 4 tower system makes no sense. Placing bass towers outside of the mid/tweeter tower must surely mess up the dispersion/imaging of the latter? Bass being much less directional would surely be better off placed in low height "bins" out of the way of the axis of the mids/tweeters? I can't help feeling this setup is a bit style over function.
As amazing as it all sounds, I wouldn't want those monstrous towers anywhere near my home. I'll take Kef Reference 5 and Griffon Diablo 300 anyday of the week for a fraction of the cost.
Great speakers, but they weigh more than 1000 kg, the installation must be complicated. If I bought them, I don't know how I would carry all that weight into my apartment 😂
![If you can't hear this then you're not an audiophile [See description for link to followup video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/48PxwspDvrE/mqdefault.jpg)
THE BEST DEMONSTRATION I EVER SEEN AND HEARD IN YOU TUBE . SUPERB !!!😁😁😁
This Gryphon dude seems to know his music. Added some stuff to my collection. Great video.
One of the better demos I've seen/heard on TH-cam, thank you!
Terry once again an outstanding job. The sound coming through my headphones is absolutely superb. Thanks again..
there is a roundness in sound btween CD and the record player a truly awesome system... Danish perfection
The video microphones used on this recording are superb. I can hear the leather in his shoes not to mention the bleed through from the other presentation rooms. Now that's detail. Great system. Can't imagine a room large enough to hold it all in most homes. Big budget toys for big budget boys.....and girls.
My soundbar has never sounded so good! Great selection of music as well.
Great work Terry again, normally listening to a system on youtube is fairly pointless because of the quality, but you are the only one who actually records in good enough quality and tells the listener/watcher to use a decent system to get a sense of the review equipment.
it's going to get a lot better as well going forward all being well I mean much better if all goes to plan.
@@PursuitPerfectSystem can you get much better recordings?
@@GeoffParsons1469 yes much better I already have the means to but I havent tried going on the road with the kit it will or wont work with my setup for shows. I hope it will because the quality jump will be significant . Was a huge investment for me but if your going to do it donit right. See my best sound ever video for a taste of the sound quality recordings I am referring to ;)
Agreed, tx for your attention to capturing the soul of these artists and the philosophy these audio companies have when it comes to reproducing the breath of their music! That's why we love this hobby. Your content is truly holistic.
What an incredible system !
J’ai pu écouté le gryphon diablo 333 et là j’ai compris que gryphon était une marque d’exception !!!
I must say I love that half of the video is "Just listen to these speakers"...
You will find I have made a lot of these types of videos - I am big on letting sound speak for itself :)
Dreams come true with sistems like this. Bravo!!!!!!
Stellar system and dynamics! You keep adding to my music collection!
Mine too :) thanks
Can only magine what heavier music would sound like through those beasts. Thanks for sharing this, mate! Great video.
Super system with genuine high end sound well captured by your recording. Being there must have been inspiring.
just a tad :)
Great sound. It's so big that most people would need a big special and probably separate room from the living quarters to adequately allow the speakers to breath.
I love how the overall sound of the system is not "wet" or "muffled".
How can you tell?are you listening to them ?or your TVs speakers ,phones lmao some people
@@shaundavidssd If you personally don't know what to pay attention to, it doe's not mean that no one knows.
@@extremumone And exactly what is your listening to some guys camera mic processed via youtube and passed out by what ever component you have
@@musgrovebarry Yo're mistaken. I travel through distance and time using YT link. Simple.
Great product, great music and great sales person.
You forgot Great Video which should have been at the start of the sentence
lol…
Wow Terry, that is true reference class but not a surprise,High sensitivity, pure class A made by Gryphon, no surprise. Thank you.
This is recording done right...... Bravo..... 👍👍👍👍
Thanks
Pursuit Perfect System yeah man it sounds incredible, good job
Nils Frahm - love it!
Absolutely Fantastic speaker system ... That new APEX amp and Commander Pre amp look great too! =)
As usual great coverage & another beautiful sounding system👍
Would love to hear some metal though this system.
I have been to several audio shows, never heard any metal.
But I have heard Kraftwerk. 40 thousand Fuck'in times
Personel choice,Pantera Cowboys from hell
They will play it if you ask for it, maybe. 🙄
Yes! Sick of these Hi-Fi demo's with fucking wind-chimes and soft jazz elevator music.
The sound coming from my loudspeakers is spectacular!
Good video and very good job and equipment.
You have Gryphons too?
@@danhackley me? Nope! But plenty of Sony gear from 90's to 2000!😁 you know what? I keep them stocked and I listen music with Yamaha cd-nt670 and A-670 tweaked strategically and feeding my TAOC FC3000 or Sony APM-66ES MKII and sounding fantastic. My journey to hi-fi land is like a bell. You start from entry level and progressively increase the level to the highest, then, you notice it is not necessary to use the big boys in order to enjoy music and ends with all the Royal Crowns in the attic and listening music with 'expendable' components 🤣 I know! You must think I'm crazy!!!
@@salvadorrodenas3071 you can get good sound with cheaper components, for sure!
Terry you are the best man!
of course haha :)
Einfach nur fantastisch!👍
just amazing
Wouldn't say no to that ethos cd player, stunning 👍
Yeah wouldn't kick that one out of bed :)
Perhaps I can afford a framed poster of this system, though I'm accepting donations at any moment.
It’s definitely critical for your health and well being , as well as mine :-) maybe we can share it together
What I don't understand is why does this sound better than when I play the CD of Sunson Nils Frahm. using Chord Qutest>Rega Elicit-R>P3ESR's this is actually the sound I want.
A bit late, 🙊, but wow, just wow.
This sounds absolutly amazing. When I win enough money to not care about money anymore, theese will need checking out🙊
excellent audio recording quality, and the room you where in must have been good also to make these speakers to sound this great :)
especially the first song came across great compared to the spotify version i found, the recording added some extra dynamics and i am sure it picked up on the large cone area making the tactile feel you probably felt sitting in that room.
I think that proves TH-cam compression is not as damning as some people think :)
Those speakers need to be about 1 foot taller. ;)
😂🙄
Sounded really nice.
Didn't find it bright sounding at all and good to hear some classical material.
I thought with the glass behind the speakers there could be a lot of reflection but it a nice sounding system even listening on a Samsung Galaxy Tab.
Thanks for sharing
Cool,put me down for four sets....I wish!!!
ha! 16 year old me was right all along!
the bigger the boxes the better the sound 👍
Great video. Many thanks for sharing. Do you know which Grand Prix audio turntable this is....it's either Monaco 2 or Parabolica? Also the arm and cart? Many thanks
Sorry I dont know it's likely published somewhere
I would like to know what type of speaker cables we are using here?
Ok ich habe ein etwas für Mein rear channel. Jetzt brauche ich noch ws für vorne
This is the end
Beautiful friend
This is the end......
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(Doors)
Pure Hi End!
I would blast AC/DC through them....
Good lord. Awesome
I can't afford the system but maybe the CD, What is it and how i can get it, the first track was awesome.
all the songs and albums are listed and linked to in the video description below the video
I didn't catch the make and model name of the turntable deck used in this video. Could you please help me and tell me what it is?
Sounds the same as any tower speaker pair lol
I'm deciding between this and Klipsch. On my monitor sound bar they sound very similar
You have answered your own need for a better audio playback system there - buy the Griffin Kodo system you wont regret it
How much?
@@newera3757 the speakers are about 270k
How much for whole system (same as in the video)?
Sorry not sure the total price
Can you tell me about the XOVER in used in this system ?
Nice recording Terry. Did you list your recording equipment here? I didn’t find it. Record has surface noise. Systems like this will pick up everything.
Thanks man, I dont tell anyone what recording equipment I use, its top secret :)
Hi Terry,
A terrific set up from Gryphon! Could you tell us the cabling feeding this system? I especially wonder what Gryphon prefers with speaker cabling?
They make all their own so I am pretty sure that is what they use but I dont know which models. I can find out
Hi Rune how much is that System and have you tried it with Nordost Odin 2 yet
The word Epic is so overused nowdays, but I think it fits this system perfectly.
There is an extremely low bass coming from other expository rooms that's awesome before the music starts...
👑
Yes, the demonstration is impressive...
But when I hear demonstrations like this and I read the comments, I wonder how many audiophiles get to hear music played by real acoustic instruments in settings where no amplification is needed... in other words where they can hear the natural sound of non amplified instruments.
I live in a small Italian hillside town and I get to hear such concerts all the time.
That's the standard by which I judge the performance of my stereo system.
Even if I had the money to pay for a system like the one demonstrated here, I wouldn't want it.
If your hearing acoustic instruments that are amplified by the rooms acoustics then are you really hearing a non amplified instrument. Instruments indoors sound totally different to outdoors so which is natural ?
@@PursuitPerfectSystem Both are real...
instruments doing what they do in the setting in which they find themselves...
without any artificial enhancement.
My neighbor is a music professor and a concert pianist. On occasion he has invited some of us in to hear pieces that he has prepared for a concert. His baby grand piano sits in a small room (so small that only about 6 people can sit comfortably), with hard wall surfaces and no acoustic treatment to attenuate the sound.
That is the loudest that I have ever heard a piano being played.
One time I was in the fast food mart in the Denver airport. It is a very big wide open area. There was a man singing and playing the same baby grand that my friend has. His voice was amplified, but the piano wasn't. In that setting the piano sounded rather small... even when I sat only 4 tables away from it.
My pianist neighbor came to hear my stereo. He was reluctant to do so because he knows that the piano is a very difficult instrument to accurately reproduce on a stereo system and he was afraid that if he gave me his honest opinion he would disappoint me. I assured him that it was his honest opinion that I wanted.
He came.
I played several solo piano tracks. He was blown away. He sat there and explained to us what the pianist was doing with the pedals.
Then I played quite a number of tracks that involved more instruments... ensembles, orchestra, jazz trios, etc.
At the end, before he left, he said, "You know? When you go to a concert you must be a little disappointed with the sound."
He was referring to room acoustics issues that can compromise the sound quality. We had discussed this after a concert that we had attended together.
My son-in-law is a professional musician he plays in 3 groups in the US. One of his instruments is the standup bass. I wanted his opinion. I played 3 or 4 tracks featuring solo bass fiddle. He told that what he was hearing sounded exactly like a bass fiddle. The I said, "But wouldn't the sound of a real bass fiddle sound bigger than what we are hearing here?" He answered, "No it wouldn't. As a matter of fact, the only thing that makes me think that there isn't a bass fiddle in this room is that I am not hearing the acoustics of this room. I am hearing the acoustics of the room in which it was recorded."
That was good enough for me.
And I assure that the size of the sound of that bass fiddle was nowhere near as big as the sound of a bass fiddle that the system you are demonstrating in this video would produce.
But to him the bass fiddle he heard from my stereo sounded as big as his actual bass fiddle.
And that's what I look for... instruments that sound like themselves with respect to timbre and size/scale.
Please know that I have played several instruments in my life... none of them electric.
For ten years made a living teaching and playing classical guitar.
@@PursuitPerfectSystem
Both are real...
instruments doing what they do in the setting in which they find themselves...
without any artificial enhancement.
My neighbor is a music professor and a concert pianist. On occasion he has invited some of us in to hear pieces that he has prepared for a concert. His baby grand piano sits in a small room (so small that only about 6 people can sit comfortably) with hard wall surfaces and no acoustic treatment to attenuate the sound.
That is the loudest that I have ever heard a piano being played.
One time I was in the fast food mart in the Denver airport. It is a very big wide open area. There was a man singing and playing the same baby grand that my friend has. His voice was amplified, but the piano wasn't. In that setting the piano sounded rather small... even when I sat only 4 tables away from it.
In both cases they sounded like a real piano... because they were.
My pianist neighbor came to hear my stereo. He was reluctant to do so because he knows that the piano is a very difficult instrument to accurately reproduce on a stereo system and he was afraid that if he gave me his honest opinion he would disappoint me. I assured him that it was his honest opinion that I wanted.
He came.
I played several solo piano tracks for him. He was blown away. He sat there and explained what the pianist was doing with the pedals.
Then I played quite a number of tracks that involve more instruments... ensembles, orchestra, jazz trios, etc.
At the end, before he left he said, "You know? When you go to a concert you must be a little disappointed with the sound."
He was referring to room acoustic issues that can compromise the sound... a topic that we had discussed when we attended concerts together.
My son-in-law is a professional musician. He plays in 3 groups in the US. One of his instruments is the standup bass. I wanted his opinion. I played 3 or 4 tracks featuring solo bass fiddle. He told me that what he was hearing sounded exactly like a bass fiddle. Then I said, "But wouldn't the sound of a real bass fiddle sound bigger than what we are hearing here?" He answered, "No it wouldn't. As a matter of fact, the only thing that makes me think that there isn't a bass fiddle in this room is that I am not hearing the acoustics of this room. I am hearing the acoustics of the room in which it was recorded."
That was good enough for me.
And I assure that the size of the sound of that bass fiddle was nowhere near as big as the sound of a bass fiddle that the system you are demonstrating in this video most likely would produce.
Yet to him, the size of the sound of the bass fiddle coming from my system was as big as the sound of his actual bass fiddle.
And that's what I look for in a system... one that comes as close as possible to reproducing instruments that sound real with respect to both timbre and size.
Please know that I have played several instruments in my life... none of them electric. For ten years I made a living teaching and playing classical guitar.
@@PursuitPerfectSystem
I have no idea why my comment got posted twice. The first time I posted it, it didn't show up at all. So I figured that somehow it got lost (which has happened to me before).
So I posted it a second time (fortunately I had copied it... because it had happened to me before.)
Now I discovered that the first one did get posted...
Just occurred to me.
With tall speakers like that, how would you secure them so as not to tip over if you live in a earthquake prone area?
Can you give us all the music you play in this Video Demonstration , You have a Superb Taste . THANK YOU REALLY APPRECIATED .
It's all listed with links in the video description you will find this below the video with all the text details for the video
Thank You . Much Appreciated.
whats that turntable
Finally some hi end hifi makers that listen to decent music lol
I'm at 4:20 and he's about to press play, this is where I hear a sound system that's better than my system, on my system. Weird inception voodoo.
That is great feedback for my recording work thanks and thanks for joining my Patreon massively appreciate it
Just wowwww!!
Listen to synthetic dance music on extremely expensive speakers.
that's like if i bought the worlds most expensive display, that would correctly display any tiny organic detail, completely life-like images, and then went and used Cartoon-Network to demonstrate it.
Ma siamo seri? Spendere migliaia di euro per ascoltare quanto riprodotto? Non ci spenderei neppure cento euro. A me piace ascoltare musiche che ricordano bellissimi momenti della vita e che miricreano emozioni. Con questa musica non ricordo momenti entusiasmanti.
how much in US dollars
I suggest you guy do not turn volume too high just to avoid bringing down the building !
What cabling do they use?
Their own not sure which exact ones it was
Over $ 500k. For the Gryphon system. The CD player is $40k.
Well into law of diminishing returns territory...
The thing with ultra high end audio, just like everything else, after a certain price point it's not just about performance but also R&D, build quality, innovation and exotic materials. This is why a Pagani sells for millions whereas a Nissan that may offer similar performance, would be a fraction of that.
How much for that floor mat?
you get it free with the £250k system ;)
Those speakers need way more space ,that room is cramping them big time ,how many drivers??lmao
Gryphon has its audio design room in a football stadium?
the venue was all explained at the beginning of the video
What is the name of that track and who is the artist?
all the tracks are listed and linked to in the video description
I'm sorry, it's just not quite big enough for my palace dacha.
So this is how o n e m i l i o n e u r o s y s t e m sounds like...
Are these active speakers?
mostly yes
@@PursuitPerfectSystem To be honest im not a big fan of active speakers,you dont put amps in vibration speakers,it will effect the sound,right?But,but,but its sounds good,no bassy sound,just normal sound,balanced sound so to speak.
15:20
I can’t believe how good my I-phone 6 sounds. Who needs a Gryphon system when my phone can play it just as good.
Maybe try using a better playback system and get a bit closer to the sound quality in the video - btw this is about the 10th time this week the same smart comment has been made so its not you being smart really. In fact I always look at it like - would you listen to any type of audio recording on your phone speakers thinking you know anything about that recording and what it can tell you of course you wouldn't, yet people think just because this is TH-cam someone wont have done a professional job with their audio recordings - well I do and they can tell you a lot if you give them the respect they are worth.
Let's play Numbers by Kraftwerk. It will sound awesome !
Was always amazed by sonus faber but this sounds even better. 😲
Yes this is next level mega considering the size of the room and then the size of the sound in it
i want to hear a hi-fi rock music
Book a demo then man you can listen to whatever you choose
He needs to stand still
I'm sure this sounds great but the 4 tower system makes no sense. Placing bass towers outside of the mid/tweeter tower must surely mess up the dispersion/imaging of the latter? Bass being much less directional would surely be better off placed in low height "bins" out of the way of the axis of the mids/tweeters? I can't help feeling this setup is a bit style over function.
Fantastic system. Musical selection material was ok, not great.
I have bought 2 out of the 3 albums and will likely buy the other one as well I really liked the music
still envy your desktop multimedia system. lulw
I wish it was mine so I am envious as well
im on my laptop ? all sounds the same
would you say your laptop is a good playback device for audio?
As amazing as it all sounds, I wouldn't want those monstrous towers anywhere near my home. I'll take Kef Reference 5 and Griffon Diablo 300 anyday of the week for a fraction of the cost.
I will be testing close to this soon and it will be great - but it wont compete with that the full Kodo system can do, it just cantr
Best
Why is he wearing his little sisters pants?
But he also stole the shoes from Rony McDonald's!! lol
Hell yeahh:D
Now then, where's my wallet?
Hiding as it knows better
Nice system!! Please advise the presenter to not put his pants in the dryer after washing. Air drying will prevent the shrinking.
hahaha I will make sure to let him know :)
Its a really nice system but when i met the Gryphon guys last year in muich they were quite rude
Great music lol
At the end of the demonstration vinyl is played. Goodby CD!
Simple question: What sounds better at this level:
Wilson Wamm vs Gryphon Kodo ?
He said 200 wpc Class A huh.... Bet those are pretty cheap
Great speakers, but they weigh more than 1000 kg, the installation must be complicated. If I bought them, I don't know how I would carry all that weight into my apartment 😂
It seems Kodos have huge problem with a phase and a terrible impulse response.
Amazing you can tell that from this ?
@@PursuitPerfectSystem I just know how a messed phase sounds -)
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Jesus Christ!!
I suppose if you have to ask how much you can't afford it!!
I cant stand the crackles on vinyl
Too much bass on the first tune. And not tight enough low end