I have a McIntosh amp and speakers. Yes, they cost more than most other brands. It is nice supporting a company based in Binghamton which contributes to the city. Same with Martin guitars. Paying a premium, if you can, to support American companies is the right thing to do. Im sure there are many more examples. I keep the grills on my XR50s as well.
Yes, Martin you are right. Image and sound are recorded independently for best results. Let me explain how: 1. Live Music Setup: I start with a high-fidelity (HiFi) sound system playing music. 2. Video Recording: While the music is playing (or not), I capture video footage of the HiFi system and the room. This gives viewers a visual context for the music they will hear. 3. Sound Recording: After capturing the video, I use a stationary digital recorder placed in the sweet spot to record the sound of the same or a different track. 4. Dubbing: Once I have both the video and the high-quality audio recording captured in the room, I replace the original audio from the video with the recorded audio. This process is known as dubbing. 5. There’s no CD or pre-recorded track involved other than the one being played by the system itself. It’s all about capturing the most authentic and high-quality representation of the music-listening experience. What you hear is the music as it’s being played by the HiFi system and how it sounds in the room. 6. Final Product: The result is a video that shows the HiFi system playing music, but the sound you hear is from the high-quality audio recording I made previously or after I made the video. This gives you the impression of being in the room listening to music in the sweet spot, even though you’re watching a video, sometimes with close-up images. I hope this helps!
@@davidjames9143 No, I have not heard them in person. I've heard quite a few other McIntosh speakers over the years and was never too impressed. All of them seemed a bit bright sounding to me. The ML1's seem bright to me as well in this video using headphones. Who knows though, maybe I would like them better in person. I just think for 12K there are other speakers I'd bet I would like more. The $8k Harbeth Super HL5+ XD come to mind. Do you think the ML1's are 4k better in sound and build quality? I don't know. To each their own I guess. Maybe I'll get the chance to listen to the ML1's in person. If I do I'll let you know.
Impressionnant. !!!! Depuis le temps que l’on attendait une version améliorée 👍👍👍
I have a McIntosh amp and speakers. Yes, they cost more than most other brands. It is nice supporting a company based in Binghamton which contributes to the city. Same with Martin guitars. Paying a premium, if you can, to support American companies is the right thing to do. Im sure there are many more examples. I keep the grills on my XR50s as well.
magnifico.
That song was not Tin Pan Alley which is what was showing on your source.
Yes, Martin you are right. Image and sound are recorded independently for best results. Let me explain how: 1. Live Music Setup: I start with a high-fidelity (HiFi) sound system playing music.
2. Video Recording: While the music is playing (or not), I capture video footage of the HiFi system and the room. This gives viewers a visual context for the music they will hear.
3. Sound Recording: After capturing the video, I use a stationary digital recorder placed in the sweet spot to record the sound of the same or a different track.
4. Dubbing: Once I have both the video and the high-quality audio recording captured in the room, I replace the original audio from the video with the recorded audio. This process is known as dubbing.
5. There’s no CD or pre-recorded track involved other than the one being played by the system itself. It’s all about capturing the most authentic and high-quality representation of the music-listening experience. What you hear is the music as it’s being played by the HiFi system and how it sounds in the room.
6. Final Product: The result is a video that shows the HiFi system playing music, but the sound you hear is from the high-quality audio recording I made previously or after I made the video. This gives you the impression of being in the room listening to music in the sweet spot, even though you’re watching a video, sometimes with close-up images.
I hope this helps!
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How did you like them and how did they compare to lets say Bowers and Wilkins 802 D3 or D4?
It's not a question of sound, but rather of style
I am not sure about the sound yet but ML1's look alone - I want them. I want them bad. I think it looks better with the grills on by the way.
Paired with that sweet 70th Anniversary rig….🍻
🍺👍🫡.... !
What a gear...
Prefiero los ML1C primera version
ふあんふあん、ほあんほあん、ほやほやほやほやんん。まるめろかむしすてりおん。
They sound like good 4-6 thousand dollar speakers. At $12,000 they are way overpriced IMO.
It's a Mac...
@yippie6862 did you listen to them in person? I did and I was impressed with the sound and build quality.
@@davidjames9143 No, I have not heard them in person. I've heard quite a few other McIntosh speakers over the years and was never too impressed. All of them seemed a bit bright sounding to me. The ML1's seem bright to me as well in this video using headphones. Who knows though, maybe I would like them better in person. I just think for 12K there are other speakers I'd bet I would like more. The $8k Harbeth Super HL5+ XD come to mind. Do you think the ML1's are 4k better in sound and build quality? I don't know. To each their own I guess. Maybe I'll get the chance to listen to the ML1's in person. If I do I'll let you know.