150dB Bass is SCARY! Scott Newby's Home Theater Journey
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- 150dB Bass is SCARY! Scott Newby's Home Theater Journey
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Youthman I'm very proud of you for wearing hearing protection. You set a great example.
Scott also has a huge pack of earplugs that he has available for all of his guests.
@@Youthman I love his passion. This was an excellent interview.
To paraphrase Jack Nicholson in Chinatown, Mrs Mulwray I like my ears, I like listening with them, I'm glad I don't have 150dB bass, that is just downright dangerous, never mind scary.@@Youthman
Amazing how everyone is talking about ear protection. But you watch those car audio channels and people get in those BASS mobiles with no hearing protection at all. It's crazy and on top of that they argue that bass frequencies don't damage your hearing. Keep telling yourself that. 😂😂
@ricardomolina4605 I would rather be safe than sorry. You only get your hearing once.
Wow, and my neighbors think my custom built pair of 15in subwoofers in 5ft 6in tall x 18inches wide x 18inches long ported boxes with two closed back midrange drivers, closed back tweeters, and closed back super tweeters and a very custom crossover warranted a police visit.This is the dream one day. I love how beautiful and well thought out these personal home theaters are. I absolutely love that there are people who have an absolute love for audio making content about audio. Great video, thank you both!
Been a basshead for a very very long time. It's one thing to destroy a car with bass, but this is next level lol
my bro Scott Newby is gonna cause an earthquake and a power outage if he continues with this.
I think he is done, and I already made the Se7en Cap Club sign!
I respect him for recognizing that "normal people" could just get two RS1's and be done. At least Scott knows he's extreme!
Thanks 😂!! I’m just trying to be honest
So awesome! The discussion you bring to the home theater space keeps the content from the beginner to the expert. Top notch!
Scott is next level, I'm sure his room is one amazing experience
Thank you, I’m just a big kid playing with my toys!
Agreed
The best part of home gtg is simply meeting and interacting with others with similiar interests.
Really enjoyed the conversation about the passion for the hobby and the PEOPLE in the hobby! "That's what's up!"
Back in 1999, I threw out an invite on AVS to a person that lived about an hour away. That quickly grew into a friendship. I opened up the invite to others and a local club was born. We met about 4 times a year, in different homes and grew to about 12-15 people at one point. This went on for 10-12 years. It was such a rich experience, including all the things you discussed. Scott, you've energized me to build something like this again. Thanks.
That’s amazing!! That’s awesome to hear !
@@Scott-Kat maybe I'll get to Chicago one of these years!?!?! I'm in SC
This is a great perspective for why this is a great hobby. You guys are so down to Earth that it makes me appreciate the hobby even more.
Awesome response! Thank you!
I watched Ghostbusters Afterlife last night in my home theater, this movie has some incredible low bass during the earthquake scenes. Would be an awesome exerience on his system with that kind of bass capability. I think I'm going to have to add another SVS PB16 to my room.
“It feels like there’s a DINOSAUR, in your basement!” That comment made me lol
That’s to funny!! Thanks for the support!
I like Scott's way of thinking, because I too built my home theater system to the point it's at because I wanted it to have effortless performance for whatever I throw at it. For me it's where the DIY selection really shined because of the price and performance range, plus gradually obtaining things over a period of several years.
It feels like a never ending journey, especially as you get new ideas inspired by others in the community or the general upgrade path for some/several components.
It really is a fun journey and I hope to continue enjoying it for many years!!
All that bass and butt kickers . Whoa
I absolutely love Scott Newby!!! He’s just a normal genuine guy that loves home theater!!!!!! I have got to make a trip to visit your room Scott!!!!!
Much appreciated!! I really just like having a good time
145db is were I wanna be at
I had so much fun with this!!!
Thanks! I’m excited for your podcast this Wednesday!
God bless you Scott, you fulfilled your mission. Everybody has their priorities, and not everyone’s are the same. I grew up in Chicago, you definitely have the Chi accent.
Thank you very much buddy 👍
42,000 watts of power. I would play DJ Magic Mike just for the fun of it...and scare the neighbors, LMAO!
Good work. That is scary spl, people watching this need to know 140db can result in complete and instant hearing loss if not used properly. It's not every day that speakers make a 135 inch screen look smallish. All the best and hope you heal up from your surgery :)
That’s why Scott hands out hearing protection during his events
Absolutely fantastic video! What I look forward to most is building more relationships. Learning more about the hobby, people's lives and enjoying it all!
So awesome!! Got to meet Scott at MWAVE and had a blast chatting with him. Such a nice guy. He was always so nice on AVS forum.
Man we had a blast at MWAVE brother!! Thanks for the kind words
@@Scott-Kat Cheers bro.
All those 18's are great for movies, but really shine on Gucci Mane Trapaholics.
Excellent real life step by step journey of progression to your vision. I can attest that Scott has a genuine passion to share without judgment of what you are running for audio / video. Nice work as I listened on the way to work.
Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed it
there are times in one's life that one just has to approve of 'crazy'. 👍👍👍
Brilliant 🤩 🤩🤩 well done. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Respect ✊🏼 to Scott and family
And thank you Youthman for the demo 👍🏼👊🏼
From England 🏴
42,000 watts... You'd be blowing up your 30-amp circuit breaker and even knock out the power grid in the instant you play that bass so loud!!! I would love to hear it myself! :D
I have 8 dedicated 240v feeds to the room for the LFE
@@Scott-Kat Wow! That's a lot of dedicated 240v feeds. I would only have 2 20 amp circuit breakers going to a home theater and server room in a house respectively in the future. Plus, 900 watts each from Rythmik FV18 subwoofers is more than enough. I prefer quality bass over destructive output any day.
Yea unfortunately for my goals and the levels of realism I wanted to achieve of a dinosaur stomping through the room convincingly this was the route I ended up going
Just because something is intense doesn’t mean it’s not quality 😂
But I respect the path your taking and i certainly hope you enjoy the hobby to the fullest 👍
@@graysonpeddiecan confirm my dude, this may be the highest quality bass I’ve ever heard. He’s done it right. I’m convinced I may never experience anything quite like this again.
Hey Youthman this Clyde the guy that you encourage to buy the RF-III's and the Kilpsch 150 subwoofer two of them. I truly enjoyed this video. if this was church I Would give you a big tithe offering. I wish I could have heard that system. Thanks a Million
Living the dream. Awesome dude!
this man has the right idea, this is the goal for bass
You can never have too much bass 👍
That’s the spirit!!
Awesome video guys!!
Dig it!
It's akin to custom In-Ears w/14 balanced armature bass modules!
Congrats on the journey ... perhaps I'll get the opportunity to experience this current rig at some time.
Cool hearing the journey.
Hearing the discussion at the end, this video is one of my favorites that hits on what can make this hobby great
The 1st guy that sounds like us car audio guys 😁 When the movement from the subs is making it near impossible to breathe but every instrument is crystal clear with no gaps in freq 👀☠️🔥❤️❤️❤️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 It's not easy to get that in a home theater. I love loud music across all genres and I love loud movies 🤷🏾♂️
Scott is a down to earth cool guy. I am sure you always have endless fun visiting him Youthman.
Thank you so much!
Scott is reading my mind!
The story and his delivery was hilarious
Love Newby videos!
Appreciate the support!!
I really want to experience that room 😊
Come to his event next year.
@@Youthman that would be fun. I'll see if I can get it to line up with work schedule
Amazing stuff.. to push for the goals you truly want. Love to see people reacting to this system. Kudos!
Thanks man! Much appreciated!
My two ported 18's produce a healthy amount of 18 hz, I agree its addictive. I can't imagine that much 10hz. Sub frequencies are awesome, something you gotta feel.
Great conversation
It’s always great talking with Scott
I’m glad you enjoyed the video! We always have a good time !
Been looking forward to this video
what a great setup and a great jurney
There is a song, "Allen's got a new Hi-fi", by LaTour. That song would be perfect for this amazing madman!
This is such a great video. I watched the whole thing.
Awesome you enjoyed it!
Scott seems like a cool dude!
Much appreciated!
I can say i am on same track of Scott youthman i am also building my dual 21 Lavoce full marties and want to feel the mid bass kick....it will make you cry the fist time you feel that kind of base...
Its extreme but to each his own
I'm an audiophile, so even if I someday can have a room like this, I would never want bass that overwhelmed everything else. And I LOVE bass.
The bass is blended with the rest of the system when watching movies.
@@Youthman ok then, 150db bass set off memories of high school and cars playing subs, not songs.
I absolutely love his setup it’s some next lvl shit
Thank you very much! I appreciate the support
The ideal would be a front wall made of subwoofers, and inverted polarity, time delayed by the length of the room/speed of sound back wall of subwoofers. Almost unlimited even bass everywhere.
Great story, Scott!
Thank you 🙏
I just eclipsed 10kw. Thought i was good. Guess not. Sinbosen hasnt emailed me back yet. Cool to hear that your dad got you into ht. Lucky man. By the way work is slow so im building my 10th sub today for my tiny theater. No ?s why coming from me!
i really enjoy people like this and content like this. it is very relatable because of the path we take and the upgrades we do. please post more content like this. i hope to one day rock some JTR's or build some GSG subs
I’m glad you enjoyed! We had a lot of fun
This is like a super villain origin story ... my man is building an earthquake machine to take over the world.
Is this the Aaron of AVS Forum tuning fame?!?!
😂, to funny
Beautiful
Thank you !
Did this system set off any richter scales in the area?
Haha, to funny 👍
Thats just exeptional. I realy enjoyed this. Next level stuff..
I’m glad you enjoyed it!!
I'm 100% about ported sub enclosures so I can tune what I need for the speaker and the placement in the room. But I'm also a car audio guy 1st 🤷🏾♂️
lol at checking for subwoofers while on vacation
4:02 bass to make the flowers twerk
To enjoy the full potential of the system, one should either be a superman or should have carbon fibre eardrums! Awesome theatre though!!
Good for this guy. Too each to one's liking. I agree multiple subs is a must for a built dedicated HT. Utilizing the correct size is important as well as unit count. PEQ is important he had no mention of that in his build.
Everything is calibrated by me by using multiple mini dsp’s for phase alignment/time alignment and custom eq curves… a lot of hours went into tuning this… i wouldn’t of went through all this trouble and running all that 240v for not the absolute best available playback that I could possibly get 👍
Good job. I don't have a dedicated HT yet but will be building one in two years. It will be similar in configuration to yours. Speakers will be something I will have to do much more research. I am a DIY type person and feel I could build all my own speakers including subs. But that is today we will see in two years what I think!
Great job! I just got into REW software and have been taking some measurement of my media system in my Great Room. I found the measurements overall not to bad. Currently I have two SB4000 front firing into a room that is over 40' long thus no standing waves because the room is longer than the bass wavelength. Bass frequencies really don't have any reflection points. This is the benefit of the open great room of my home. Now when I build my dedicated HT room in my basement I am certain I will need to use some correction per PEQ for my subs. Thinking 6 subs for my HT room downstairs.
I really enjoy these home theater tours interviews 👍
These systems with "bass everywhere" have never sounded good to me. I am a bass head, prob will never be a cure for that particular malady 😂, but having the sound come from coincident points in a room, a properly sized room, is where you get that tidal wave like impact. To each his own, as Scott says.
Yes good thing about a hobby is everyone can custom tailor to the exact experience that they want! No wrong answers if your enjoying yourself 👍
Awesome 👍😎👍
Thank you !
@@Scott-Kat I'm sure that the both of you really enjoy the systems you've built there. I know I would be giddy 24-7 just knowing I had something like that in my home. For the time being, I have to be happy (and I am) with my very budget, hand-me-down, scratch and dent, on sale 5.1.2 in the living room and my 2.1 at my desk. Sometimes I forget just how lucky I am with all of the blessing I have had and have in my life. Someday, Good Lord willing, I my obtain an income that would support a lifestyle such as yours. But, at 58 and having money troubles, those hopes and dreams are fading fast.
I wish that both of you all the very best in life and health.
Sincerely, Kevin
I think this is awesome, I just wonder what the electric bill looks like, where I live our provider sucks and we already pay around 350/m for gas and electric. Keep shaking things up!!
Gotta love Scott and Michael!!! 2 amazing people right there!
Thank you brother.
🤯💪🏿
Scott! I'm wondering your house is still standing! Did you have the Army Corps of Engineers bless off on the room!
Great Job! Excellent Point regarding the amount of 20amp circuits... I'm building a new home and was thinking about 4 (20amp) circuits for the Theater.
😳 This whole thing just makes me realize how inferior my Cinema Room is.
Dig the screen name 😂
Great video, whos calibrating his system?
I am , Scott … I calibrate through multiple mini dsp’s and rew ,
Ill check out your channel, thanks.@@Scott-Kat
what type of target were you calibrating to? Know the room curve?@@Scott-Kat
What anthem processor did Scott go with?
Avm 70
What is the power setup? there's no way all that wattage is on one 15amp breaker. lol
Scott responded in another comment below:
"I have 8 dedicated 240v feeds to the room for the LFE"
@@Youthman wow, that's just crazy. lol.
How large is Scott’s projector screen? Anyone know?
Youthman, since you have heard JTR vs RTJ, do you hear any difference between them? I know RTJ’s are almost double the cost of JTR but does it reflect in sound quality?
Which Anthem and amplifier do you have driving the floor speakers?
Using the anthem AVM70 pre, Rotel and sunfire power amps on the speakers
What's going on with the rear surround speakers? They look offset to the seating positions.
Why dont u try PMC qb1xbd-A
What the model of them subs again youthman.?
JTR Captivator 4000ULF with the upgraded 6,000 watt amp
@@Youthman thanks mate plus I enjoy that video 👌
Can listening to this kind of power cause hearing loss
Absolutely. That’s why Scott offers hearing protection to all of his guests. I brought my own.
He is a better public speaker than Youthman!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There are certainly plenty of people better at public speaking than me. I’m perfectly ok with that. 👍
Michael needs more subs now ...
42KW of bass should be well over 150db.
What does he do for a living
41:49 me at the club
This is the foreign people's meme- Murika design.
I'm a bass head but this is overkill even for me.
I use this video for perspective when people say my setup is overkill
🤣
Has nobody else noticed that Scott sounds just like Dennis Miller?
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You guys need a mental health check. There is the brown note and then there is the liquification of human tissue. I would like to see your hearing test results. 😆🤣
I wear hearing protection when I go to Newby’s.
Not that I'm promoting, but bass isn't nearly as harmful to your ears as high frequencies.
Highs will cause your cilia to vibrate and break causing permanent damage while bass, given the length of the frequency, causes the cilia to lay flat causing temporary loss.
FWIW I've had 150+db (my last setup would hold 158 at 34hz) car systems for offer fifteen years and have to get my hearing checked annually for work. It's never changed.
Keep in mind he’s not playing just bass.
Was just having fun@@Youthman . I love it. Just keep them britches clean. lol.😁
Just bec u can doesn't mean you should unless ur on a mission to go deaf.
@Youthman you don't need earplugs for 150dB of bass :)
Now mids and highs is a different story.
Former car audio guy :)
Well he’s not just playing subs. 😀
Thank you. I just stated this in another comment. Knowing a bit of anatomy helps.
this makes completely no sense due to hearing loss which can kick in.... long before the system kicks in. i am a basshead too and love deep fundamental bass. but i am also a fan of perfect sound quality and homogenous sound. so before i start playong with gear... i start treating the room accoustics. before that... i choose the right room. all of that makes no sense when the room is not ideal. and this room is by far not ideal. i am sorry to tell, but this is just a hardware overkill. anyway... the owner is happy and that is ok.. he has to deal with it. only one thing to think about... we all have the same hobby, don't kill your hearing ability. if you loose that, or if you stress your hearing too much... you will loose it long before you get old. then you hobby will be subtitles.
Thats like 30DB of Head room, Likely More. 🤐
Was more of a Home Theatre chat than a tour imo. Barely showed any images of the actual theatre. It was all him talking about it for 37 straight minutes... More shots of the actual theatres, and some demo's, and less 95% of the vids you just having a chat please Youthman!!!
There are two reasons for limited Broll (showing the actual theater).
1) We had limited time due to filming 3 videos in 2 days and one of those days having 50 guests over
2) I've done a full tour of Scott's setup in the original tour and made a second video as well.
Original Tour - th-cam.com/video/2sNqwZGHtzo/w-d-xo.html
2nd Video - th-cam.com/video/eUcxkcq_578/w-d-xo.html
When I started my channel 5 years ago, I created the Home Theater Tour. The video was basically, "We are at this person's home theater", then I would get behind the camera and they would give us a tour by themselves for 15 - 20 minutes and that was it. It was SOLELY about the gear.
Over the years, I began to hear from my audience they wanted to hear the how, the why, what did they learn and the journey of the homeowner. So today's home theater tours look completely different than my original ones.
I have done over 62 Home Theater Tours, from literally all around the world. There isn't a single content creator that has anywhere near that amount. Are you certain that 95% of those are just a chat? Really? If so, you might want to go back and look at them again.
I renamed the title to "Scott's Home Theater Journey". LOL
I got 120 db until i get Crown amps,
Too much headroom
Blasphemy!