A HD version has been released, fixing a distortion problem in this version: th-cam.com/video/t8TTfs7hyBw/w-d-xo.html EDIT: Thanks a lot for one million views, that is awesome! :D
What you do with the frequency range is not a test. It is nonsense! You cannot test by ear with a sinusoid (this is done with stripes of pink noise), and you cannot do this at the same volume (read about "curves of equal loudness"). You are simply misleading your viewers. Correct or disappear!
i randomly clicked on a video and turns out my headphones all the time were in mono - no wonder i couldnt use directional sound in games and just music kinda sucked. HUGE THANKS!!!!!
I used this sound test to test the capabilities of the BTF-Lighting Colorful X2, which is a cool little "neopixel" LED strip controller which can accept an audio input. Turns out it does in fact respond to different frequencies, but also to the overall volume of those frequencies and possibly even to what frequency follows. Pretty cool. [EDIT] I also found out later that it only samples the left audio channel, it doesn't care about stereo. Which is not a point against it, it doesn't need to care about stereo. So you might wanna also pick up a simple stereo to mono mixer for it if you're thinking about buying one.
Listening on Blue Mix-Fi headphones and gotta say. On the low bass part where it says there should be no distortion I cant hear distortion and its actually so clear that I can physically hear the bass diminish into the next beat and still hear the mid/high sounds perfectly well as well. Extremely pleased.
Thank you! This helped me test my Elac DBR62 Reference speakers. Your frequency sweep played down to 34.16 htz, best I could measure. I started feeling the bass at 28 htz. Sounds about right. Amp pushes about 60 wpc. No sub on my system. Shakes the couch with out one, so Elac got clear, deep bass right. Being older I only hear to maybe 15khz, but still know what a real cymbal sounds like. Elacs sound real to me. Great video, thanks again.
wow. I just ran this test on a new pair of Sennheiser ture wireless Momentum 3s...wow. I use your test, the downloaded version for everything, but the latency doesn't need it for bluetooth just yet, but these earbuds are lit, and your test is, as always, totally perfect. Thanks
@@GMODISM Your welcome, I would have liked to give you more but i am disabled and an oap so I dont get much money! I guess others probably give you more and some dont even see the $ button and take your work for granted.
Listening on barracuda pros, spatial audio working well. Bass working well too, tiny bit, and I mean tiny bit of tinny distortion on the low test, mid range perfect high range too. Quality it handles all of them really well while still making a difference. Managed all of the frequencies.
This helped me in many way! Lol.. Especially with me thinking one of my tweeters were shot on my Bluetooth speaker to find out its working perfectly fine! 💯😄😎
@@GMODISM i bought some discontinued iems i could only find a pair on mercari and after recieving them they were broken left Chanel had little to no sound i could not return since they were no other options so i repeared them myself and after listing to many left right chennel audios and comparing them to headphones i now are not broken this was the only one that worked the best to help fix my iems so thank you again you literally helped my fix my broken 200 doller iems and they are no longer preatty paperweights but amazing headphones again so thank you again really i means alot to me to be able to fix my technology
I found you by searching how to test sound frequency. I firmly believe in what influence sound has on everything. Just an idea there are many channels here on TH-cam that I was led to believe were of real listening value to enhance quality of needs: bone healing: Heart healing: energy clearing: attract abundance while you sleep: clear congestion head: clear migraines. We have been saturated with amature producers of these videos and 1) need a way to test authentic vibration. 2)ask you tube to monitor this a little more. I have health care education and also had bones to heal and grow quicker by this technique devuces put out by Medtronic specifically bone stimulator. Maybe you could put out mor video content regarding this subject. Thank you.
Perhaps, you are right that some sounds like 25hz and 50hz help cats bones be denser and heal quicker, perhaps it works on humans too. Or it should. However many videos on TH-cam does not have much of the claimed frequencies, and youtube can't transmitt all lower and higher ones because off technical limitations. Be aware that even though there are some facts with sounds healing effect, most meditation tracks on TH-cam are just that: meditation music and may not provide anything more than that. Thanks for the topic, I'll look into this and might make a video in some weeks, so do subscribe if I can do it :)
If you want to test your speakers, "Crystal Ball Carolin No - Topic". The deep base shook my entire room with my 1978 home made speakers. Each contain one 15" woofer, 2 mid-range dome drivers, and 4 dome tweeters. My God, it was incredible ! THE EVIL TRYING TO SEPARATE US.
I feel bad for people that don’t enjoy the hobby of super high quality sound. I am so lucky to have the gear I do. Martin Logan, Velodyne Subs, a great home theater, but also my family room and bedroom also have audiophile quality sound. I also have Sonos Five’s throughout the house. So fun.
Nice test, with my Chinese OneOdio DJ over the ear headphones, I could hear the differences in sample rate in the way they sounded more open, the frequency responce was flat from 14kz to 24Hx, nice test
4:33 - This frequency sweep is actually to test speaker quality. It should really start from 20Hz and move up, but more slowly. You should be hearing for changes in volume. The less it changes volume the better. There is NO perfect speaker. I don’t know why it says “Should be no distortion” - that doesn’t make any sense.
@@ethorii I have already replaced it with the Senfer DT-6 (great improvement for the same price) EQ alps can't do much the source isn't good enough anyway
Generally the problem with gaming headsets is that they last 6 months, and if they DO survive a full year, there's definitely something messed up with them (creaking, cable is all messed up, mic stopped or... THE DONGLE if there's one.) There's 2 things you notice when buying +- 150$ headphones instead, and that's: You don't really notice how "good" they sound in comparison until you use them for a day and then try your old pair out that now sound like absolute dogshit to the point where you're surprised you never noticed For some reason after 3 years you've never thought about replacing them, even though you averaged 3-6 headsets during the same timespan before Basically; It's not the "OMG I GOT HEADPHONES, WHAT SUPREME SOUND QUALITY" which makes them good, it's the fact that even though you're spending 2x the amount of cash, you're going to be saving money in the long run. - You also get a quite good mic (10x headset) that lasts at LEAST 5 years for 50$
@@Tyiriel I have some dogshit cheap Sony headphones I've been using for the past 8~ years - they survived falling, being in my backpack (not often, I don't torture them) and the only thing I'd replace would be pads. Tho now I kinda wanna try buying some 175$ headphones, so let's see if they'll be as durable as mine were.
I think this should be used in every daw cuz its hard to understand frequencies early this was helpful. One more helpful tip- watch it at 0.25 and catch every frequency.
If you mean FLAC vs MP3 the difference is easy to spot every time, unless the source music is not using acoustic instruments. Synthetic over compressed modern Pop, R&B, Rap etc is almost impossible to tell the difference .
@@EgoShredder But have you try encoding things yourself? otherwise you are most probably getting a low quality track rip from some webpage or video on TH-cam (they trick you to think is a 320kb mp3 file).
@@ThunderKat Yep been encoding in just about every codec going since 2000, and have extensive recording studio / musician knowledge and experience back to the late 80s.. Even DSD / SACD files to playback on my SMSL M8 DAC. I avoid encoding things that have already been encoded previously like mp3. I can not listen to mp3 for long, as my ears find it thin, brittle and fatiguing with shrill highs, sucked out mids and woolly lows, and damaged and reduced stereo soundstage. So yeah I prefer to work with lossless where possible.
Thank you for this video! The lows played fantastic on my ie 80s, mtw3 and PX8, mids good on PX8, ie 200 and Beoplay HX/EQ, and highs are very clear on the beoplays. All of them on flat EQ w/o dolby. 😁
I recently acquired a Hisense 5.1 system with which I am pleased.What I am annoyed with is the unnecessary music which seems to invade most programmes, especially films.I got this system to hear all the natural sounds but all to often these are drowned out by loud music stuck on by some stupid producer/director trying to build up excitement.We are not in the silent film era when a pianist brought added atmosphere to the proceedings.I want to hear natural sounds not loud, repetitive noise drowning them out. Discuss. End of rant.
During the frequency sweep at the end of the video, I hear pure tones within my hearing range, but also a superimposed rhythmic ticking sound. Is this a fault in my speaker system or intrinsic in the test recording?
Honestly, for me on my soundcore q30's, I really can't tell much difference after 96kbps ngl. Frequency range was somewhere around 15khz to 35hz. I can't quite tell if that's from the physical limit of the headphones or my actual ears lol
I'm using JVC HA-S31M-A headphones and they have pretty good sound for their price of $20. Not the greatest earpads, and had to buy an extension cable because the 1.20 m cord they have is short, but at least the sound is good. Of course, I don't have a high end expensive headphones to compare to, so...Still a great upgrade from the $5 Hama in-ear headphones I used before
My phone's internal speaker (*not* using headphones) goes down to about 190hz. That's pretty good since it's tiny! LG G6. Correction: will go down to 170hz @ -3db! (Starting to distort though) Drop off @ 140 hz. Pretty cool.
@@smnkm4ehfer I would in that case recommend you to see if your connections are right, seems that some connections are not OK, test this from another system and it should not come through the wrong channel for LR tests.
IS IMMER DIE FRAGE ??? KANN ICH DAS NICHT "HÖHREN" ::: ODER KANN MEIN "SOUNDSYSTEM" DAS NICHT RÜBERBRINGEN ???? (muss ich mal die Komponenten testen und mich auch) und was ist mit der "DIN 45500" von damals geworden ???
Something happened to all my Apple products and they started sound so bad at high volume. MBA m1, 2016 iPad Pro and iPhone 11. They all have same issue i dont know what to do, watching movies give me anxiety with this laggy(?) sound
You can hear it but doesn't mean it is good. My Mpow H12 has weak bass but very nice mid range. High range is also good too. It excels at creating vocal sound, trumpet sound, violin.
Ok so i have an xb43 and i tooknit apart lately and now its making a weird noise between 47 to 53 max volume max bass do you think i damaged them by doing an open air test
![Audiophile Test CD - Reference Recordings Test [HQ-4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/txsH7vI7XdY/mqdefault.jpg)
![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)
A HD version has been released, fixing a distortion problem in this version: th-cam.com/video/t8TTfs7hyBw/w-d-xo.html
EDIT: Thanks a lot for one million views, that is awesome! :D
Do u know how the mpow h10 does in this test?
What you do with the frequency range is not a test. It is nonsense! You cannot test by ear with a sinusoid (this is done with stripes of pink noise), and you cannot do this at the same volume (read about "curves of equal loudness").
You are simply misleading your viewers. Correct or disappear!
@@amvsound
Fletcher Munson curve...
Good call !!
Hey…you think TH-cam will ever go 5.1 and above? 5.1 would be great.
@@amvsound excellent analysis brother
Thank you for making this, very useful, the bitrate comparisons in particular.
Glad it was helpful!
Yes I didn't find any and thought it was relevant metric due to most amps being D-class :)
1:48
i randomly clicked on a video and turns out my headphones all the time were in mono - no wonder i couldnt use directional sound in games and just music kinda sucked. HUGE THANKS!!!!!
-Speakers check: ✅
-Human hearing check: ✅
-Dog curiosity check: ✅
🔊🕺🐕🔊
Hahaha
OMG I stumble around the internet and happen to find this guy AGAIN.. HOW ARE YOU SO HELPFUL LOL
Hahaha thanks I try, subscribe and you get weekly tech tips!
I used this sound test to test the capabilities of the BTF-Lighting Colorful X2, which is a cool little "neopixel" LED strip controller which can accept an audio input. Turns out it does in fact respond to different frequencies, but also to the overall volume of those frequencies and possibly even to what frequency follows. Pretty cool.
[EDIT] I also found out later that it only samples the left audio channel, it doesn't care about stereo. Which is not a point against it, it doesn't need to care about stereo. So you might wanna also pick up a simple stereo to mono mixer for it if you're thinking about buying one.
Awesome!
Thank you so much for this! Now I know exactly how terrible my headphones are :D
😂😂😂😂😭
Thank you so much for this! Now I know exactly how fantastic my headphones are :D
Lets me know how good my hyper x cloud 2 pro is for music 😎😎
Also for testing out my school headphones. A pair of budget Sony's. OK but not the best 😁
Lolzzzz 😂😂
College professor (old) new to audio work. Used you fine presentation to test new DT770. Thanks for opening up a new world of discovery!!
Glad to help!
The DT770 is a great pair of headphones. I had a pair before I got the DT990 for Christmas. I hope you enjoy your time with them!
Thanks!
Listening on Blue Mix-Fi headphones and gotta say. On the low bass part where it says there should be no distortion I cant hear distortion and its actually so clear that I can physically hear the bass diminish into the next beat and still hear the mid/high sounds perfectly well as well. Extremely pleased.
is there any app to see frequency graph while playing music on android?
@@atifalishaikh7474 most definitely on an android, I don’t know what ones there are though, I’m on iPhone.
haha so funny. it's a matter of the chip put at output. icrap has nothing to do with audio. @@yo_its_gingey5329
What does distortion sounds like?
@@Ardenict peaking. Like buzzing in some headphones, like a rasp in others.
Growing up 40Y ago I listened 24/7 to AM radio on a $30 panasonic IC-888. That 64 kbps stuff sounded fantastic!
Thank you! This helped me test my Elac DBR62 Reference speakers. Your frequency sweep played down to 34.16 htz, best I could measure. I started feeling the bass at 28 htz. Sounds about right. Amp pushes about 60 wpc. No sub on my system. Shakes the couch with out one, so Elac got clear, deep bass right. Being older I only hear to maybe 15khz, but still know what a real cymbal sounds like. Elacs sound real to me. Great video, thanks again.
Glad it helped!
Proud owner of Sonata HD Pro and KZ ZSN Pro X. And I'm happy to announce that this setup rocks. Absolutely owns all these tracks. 😍😍
think only ambient pro red halo and he-1 that i immediately said 'wow' silently
premier ie900 and tm7 follows after
The highest pitch was painful. Thanks though.
for some reason, 15000-16000Hz Was painful and loud, but everything else was nice, my guess is either resonance in my headphones or tinnitus
This is cool. I like the readouts, you can see the music.
Now, I just need to taste it.
The bass felt like it was gonna make my headphones coke flying off
I never knew these headphones was this amazing lmao
nice!
wow. I just ran this test on a new pair of Sennheiser ture wireless Momentum 3s...wow. I use your test, the downloaded version for everything, but the latency doesn't need it for bluetooth just yet, but these earbuds are lit, and your test is, as always, totally perfect. Thanks
Welcome back!
@@GMODISM never left, friend. I'm a retired army radio guy. Computers/IT/audio. Your test is great. Should have given you Kudos years ago.
Thanks
Hey thanks mate, very generous!
@@GMODISM Your welcome, I would have liked to give you more but i am disabled and an oap so I dont get much money! I guess others probably give you more and some dont even see the $ button and take your work for granted.
Thank you used to test this after calibrating my Bluethoot Sonys on my Mac.
Thanks the midrange is the sweet spot on my speakers.
okay that bass boosted tested lowkey sounds kinda fire
Thank you so much, didn't know my 10$ in ear monitors can keep up and did a really good job delivering those sound, I'm so happy 😭
Glad I could help!
Listening on barracuda pros,
spatial audio working well.
Bass working well too, tiny bit, and I mean tiny bit of tinny distortion on the low test, mid range perfect high range too.
Quality it handles all of them really well while still making a difference.
Managed all of the frequencies.
Do check the HD version, might be youtube encoding that where responsible for some of the dist ;)
This helped me in many way! Lol.. Especially with me thinking one of my tweeters were shot on my Bluetooth speaker to find out its working perfectly fine! 💯😄😎
Its very thoughtful of you to put a warning about our pets in the video. :)
Naturally, these sounds are a high spectra where pets, or the prey of pets communicate, so both the hunters and the hunted here this very very well :)
Preparing before I upgrade the speakers in my car. Gonna use this when I do.
dude i love you thanks for this lr Chanel test gem
Glad you enjoy it!
@@GMODISM i bought some discontinued iems i could only find a pair on mercari and after recieving them they were broken left Chanel had little to no sound i could not return since they were no other options so i repeared them myself and after listing to many left right chennel audios and comparing them to headphones i now are not broken this was the only one that worked the best to help fix my iems so thank you again you literally helped my fix my broken 200 doller iems and they are no longer preatty paperweights but amazing headphones again so thank you again really i means alot to me to be able to fix my technology
@@GMODISM i used this to repair my iems
I found you by searching how to test sound frequency. I firmly believe in what influence sound has on everything. Just an idea there are many channels here on TH-cam that I was led to believe were of real listening value to enhance quality of needs: bone healing: Heart healing: energy clearing: attract abundance while you sleep: clear congestion head: clear migraines. We have been saturated with amature producers of these videos and 1) need a way to test authentic vibration. 2)ask you tube to monitor this a little more. I have health care education and also had bones to heal and grow quicker by this technique devuces put out by Medtronic specifically bone stimulator. Maybe you could put out mor video content regarding this subject. Thank you.
Perhaps, you are right that some sounds like 25hz and 50hz help cats bones be denser and heal quicker, perhaps it works on humans too. Or it should. However many videos on TH-cam does not have much of the claimed frequencies, and youtube can't transmitt all lower and higher ones because off technical limitations. Be aware that even though there are some facts with sounds healing effect, most meditation tracks on TH-cam are just that: meditation music and may not provide anything more than that. Thanks for the topic, I'll look into this and might make a video in some weeks, so do subscribe if I can do it :)
If you want to test your speakers, "Crystal Ball Carolin No - Topic". The deep base shook my entire room with my 1978 home made speakers. Each contain one 15" woofer, 2 mid-range dome drivers, and 4 dome tweeters. My God, it was incredible ! THE EVIL TRYING TO SEPARATE US.
2:38 my old M&K 300w powered subwoofer sounded boomy. Dissapointed given M&K's greatreputation. Had it reconed some years ago.
I expected to hear a crashing sound after 5:26 because it sounded like a cartoon character falling😂😂😂
I just an AKG52 Closed-Back Monitoring Headphone. I didnt expect much when buying it. but I'm so impressed
Using this demo, I was able to identify and fix the low frequency issue with one of my speakers. thanks team.
I feel bad for people that don’t enjoy the hobby of super high quality sound. I am so lucky to have the gear I do. Martin Logan, Velodyne Subs, a great home theater, but also my family room and bedroom also have audiophile quality sound. I also have Sonos Five’s throughout the house. So fun.
I now know how big of an upgrade my Scarlette SH-450 headset was compared to the G435. thanks.
Thankyou so much its very usefull to evaluate the speakers quality in realtime; Great work thanks again
Most welcome!
These huawei airpods are fire. I like how my eardrums feel fine despite the loudness. And that frequency test sounded like it was inside my brain
Thanks for the test video, it genuinely helped me to get new, better sounding equipment and set it up well.
Kudos
Glad it helped mate!
Nice test, with my Chinese OneOdio DJ over the ear headphones, I could hear the differences in sample rate in the way they sounded more open, the frequency responce was flat from 14kz to 24Hx, nice test
4:33 - This frequency sweep is actually to test speaker quality. It should really start from 20Hz and move up, but more slowly. You should be hearing for changes in volume. The less it changes volume the better. There is NO perfect speaker. I don’t know why it says “Should be no distortion” - that doesn’t make any sense.
thanks for proving I wasted money on my headphones 🤑🤑🤑
Apparently I hear left and right sounds equal for my tozo NC7?
My KOSS have Impressive (for the price) lows but the bass almost covers the decent mids and the highs are just nowhere to be found
You could try an EQ app
@@ethorii I have already replaced it with the Senfer DT-6 (great improvement for the same price)
EQ alps can't do much the source isn't good enough anyway
It's funny I'm using a hella cheap gaming headset, quite impressive for the price like this to sound okay with all these tests🗿🗿
Generally the problem with gaming headsets is that they last 6 months, and if they DO survive a full year, there's definitely something messed up with them (creaking, cable is all messed up, mic stopped or... THE DONGLE if there's one.)
There's 2 things you notice when buying +- 150$ headphones instead, and that's:
You don't really notice how "good" they sound in comparison until you use them for a day and then try your old pair out that now sound like absolute dogshit to the point where you're surprised you never noticed
For some reason after 3 years you've never thought about replacing them, even though you averaged 3-6 headsets during the same timespan before
Basically; It's not the "OMG I GOT HEADPHONES, WHAT SUPREME SOUND QUALITY" which makes them good, it's the fact that even though you're spending 2x the amount of cash, you're going to be saving money in the long run. - You also get a quite good mic (10x headset) that lasts at LEAST 5 years for 50$
@@Tyiriel I have some dogshit cheap Sony headphones I've been using for the past 8~ years - they survived falling, being in my backpack (not often, I don't torture them) and the only thing I'd replace would be pads. Tho now I kinda wanna try buying some 175$ headphones, so let's see if they'll be as durable as mine were.
I think this should be used in every daw cuz its hard to understand frequencies early this was helpful. One more helpful tip- watch it at 0.25 and catch every frequency.
2:34 3:40
This is what i looking for... Thx so much.
I have coded FLAC to 320K, is definitely hard to tell the difference if the source and programs use get the encoding are done correctly.
If you mean FLAC vs MP3 the difference is easy to spot every time, unless the source music is not using acoustic instruments. Synthetic over compressed modern Pop, R&B, Rap etc is almost impossible to tell the difference .
@@EgoShredder But have you try encoding things yourself? otherwise you are most probably getting a low quality track rip from some webpage or video on TH-cam (they trick you to think is a 320kb mp3 file).
@@ThunderKat Yep been encoding in just about every codec going since 2000, and have extensive recording studio / musician knowledge and experience back to the late 80s.. Even DSD / SACD files to playback on my SMSL M8 DAC. I avoid encoding things that have already been encoded previously like mp3.
I can not listen to mp3 for long, as my ears find it thin, brittle and fatiguing with shrill highs, sucked out mids and woolly lows, and damaged and reduced stereo soundstage. So yeah I prefer to work with lossless where possible.
This helped fix my problem in my speaker
Great!
Thank you for this video! The lows played fantastic on my ie 80s, mtw3 and PX8, mids good on PX8, ie 200 and Beoplay HX/EQ, and highs are very clear on the beoplays. All of them on flat EQ w/o dolby. 😁
Good stuff!
My dog started barking at the beginning of the test from downstairs!! Cool!!
Poor confused dog 😂
Smoke coming outta my headphone!!
Thanks, this helped a lot!!!
You're welcome!
I recently acquired a Hisense 5.1 system with which I am pleased.What I am annoyed with is the unnecessary music which seems to invade most programmes, especially films.I got this system to hear all the natural sounds but all to often these are drowned out by loud music stuck on by some stupid producer/director trying to build up excitement.We are not in the silent film era when a pianist brought added atmosphere to the proceedings.I want to hear natural sounds not loud, repetitive noise drowning them out. Discuss. End of rant.
2:37 2:58 3:18 3:38 3:58 4:18
During the frequency sweep at the end of the video, I hear pure tones within my hearing range, but also a superimposed rhythmic ticking sound. Is this a fault in my speaker system or intrinsic in the test recording?
Speaker problem
Its in the recording. It did it on every set of speakers and headphone I own.
Honestly, for me on my soundcore q30's, I really can't tell much difference after 96kbps ngl. Frequency range was somewhere around 15khz to 35hz. I can't quite tell if that's from the physical limit of the headphones or my actual ears lol
For that you need to download the video too, as TH-cam also has a limit :(
Now I know the speakers I got for free are really good
thank you now i see how beautiful are my headphones!!!
I'm using JVC HA-S31M-A headphones and they have pretty good sound for their price of $20. Not the greatest earpads, and had to buy an extension cable because the 1.20 m cord they have is short, but at least the sound is good. Of course, I don't have a high end expensive headphones to compare to, so...Still a great upgrade from the $5 Hama in-ear headphones I used before
Great! As soon as you get away from 5$ stuff, further improvements can be very expensive, but decent sound is what matters most
1# Sound is Windows 98 StartUp
Windows 95
Thanks for making this video
Very helpful. Thank you!
You're welcome, I'll try and make some new tests too as this one is quite old :)
My phone's internal speaker (*not* using headphones) goes down to about 190hz. That's pretty good since it's tiny! LG G6. Correction: will go down to 170hz @ -3db! (Starting to distort though) Drop off @ 140 hz. Pretty cool.
Pretty good for a phone!
My phone speaker goes out at around 90 hz,while my sub goes crazy on 70 hz
Thanks for sharing.👍
Well done!
Low and mids were great except the highs, sounds terrible. Tnx for this btw
same
@@ifossug I thinks its bad sound processing
Left and right were mixed. Not completely separate. One side was just attenuated. Other tests I did right before this worked properly
They are 100% left or right, probably your audio mixing or software settings.
@gmodism I literally had my left channel unplugged and it came through the right albeit softer. Every other stereo test has worked just fine for me
@@smnkm4ehfer I would in that case recommend you to see if your connections are right, seems that some connections are not OK, test this from another system and it should not come through the wrong channel for LR tests.
@ 5:28 to 5:38, that 10 secs is not audible in my meidong BT stereo speaker bought in 2017, but Amkette pocket blast plays & rocks
Thank you my earbuds dancing....😅
very good video, thanks! What's the name of the music that is used to test sound quality (when you compare 64kpbs, 96, 128…)?
Summer Dreams by Vice ...(can't remember the last part)
very useful ty so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you but TH-cam cuts 16kHz and above
IS IMMER DIE FRAGE ???
KANN ICH DAS NICHT "HÖHREN" ::: ODER KANN MEIN "SOUNDSYSTEM" DAS NICHT RÜBERBRINGEN ???? (muss ich mal die Komponenten testen und mich auch)
und was ist mit der
"DIN 45500" von damals geworden ???
Muchas gracias amigo muy útil para probar bocinas.
4:36 this test blow my mind🔥 i thought my speaker might explode hahaha
I might be stupid, but why would you want to run a sound test with music tracks containing distorted instruments?
Amazing 👏👏👏
Thank you!
You're welcome!
The file had 'asx' as its extension. Didn't work. Changed to 'wmv' it worked.
Jesus christ thx for the pet warning, almost hurt my dog cause of this 😢
Something happened to all my Apple products and they started sound so bad at high volume. MBA m1, 2016 iPad Pro and iPhone 11. They all have same issue i dont know what to do, watching movies give me anxiety with this laggy(?) sound
2:38 i hear high pitch screeching (i think its tied to s specific frequency?) its from my car speakers. Any help on finding the source of the problem?
Great useful video and excellent download too! Going to use it to test all my speakers from now on.
4:28 Sound is Windows 95 StartUp
I didn't hear a lot of bass, but I've caught quite a few in my time.
I love sticking them 🐟 in my speakers, improves sound quality
Jkjk
I can use this to test my headphones.🙂
Yes, the HD sound video is better however even though it is less popular for some reason :)
Very useful video
Thanks a lot
Thank you. This helped me pinpoint the suddenly occurring rattling in my headphones.
Good!
Is there supposed to be an echo or reverb when he speaks? I just got new speakers and I don't know if I already blew them out somehow.
Very good sound test.
Glad you like it! But please download it or go for the HD version if you do it again
I was able to hear all the frequency on my 17$ Bluetooth headphone.
Lol is have 2$
Earphone but all is clear
That only means that this video is total crap, nothing to use as a test :D
Then you're not human
You can hear it but doesn't mean it is good. My Mpow H12 has weak bass but very nice mid range. High range is also good too. It excels at creating vocal sound, trumpet sound, violin.
@@Vi-pv3xi I have jbl 700bt and it’s good at bass and mids and highs I just got it today and I love it
Are the left and right channels identical tracks?
No, they are different
hi my i know what kind of spectrum ananlzer software do u used
Ok so i have an xb43 and i tooknit apart lately and now its making a weird noise between 47 to 53 max volume max bass do you think i damaged them by doing an open air test
so i have static sound on 2:03 anyone know what wrong in this? im using hyper x 3 wireless
Beautiful...god bless you.thanks.
So nice of you
i have the janky bugha gaming rgb speaker and when it shows the speaker symbol on the right i just hear silence lol. also super quiet on bass test
My shoulder lifted omg 😂😂😂