Instead of buying this system, I decided it's better to use my money to call up the artists and bands directly and pay them to play for me live in my home or backyard.
In 1972 I bought my first and only stereo system. The Pioneer sx-727 receiver and KLH 6 speakers still work fine. Dual turntable, Teac A-360 cassette player, and Koss headphones have bit the dust. Cost about $780.00. His system is better in every way. Love to hear it.
This system is above what the artists produce !Amaizing ! Is 50% more realistic what the instruments and musician's produce in real life here in this room !Respect from Romania !
this was by far the best sounding system displayed on TH-cam. Normally when folks are showing off their speakers, I sit here and say really. what are you thinking. the first time I played this was on my 65in LED TV. I was blow away. She was singing to me. I can't wait to find the LP. Thanks for the display.
Despite the fact that this system is for very few, clearly has amazing dynamics and separation. I been invited to a room like this, and I can say is marvelous to listen to...
These guys are sooo interesting and seem to have boundless unconstrained enthusiasm for their hobby. I be they spend more time looking at this stuff and talking about it, than playing it
I wish they would play more complex music. Two instruments or a vocal and a guitar sounds great on a lot of systems. Show the system off with a orchestra or a brass band or a rock band.
they do it on purpose to let the sound 'breathe'..there's also less chance of transients and reflections showing up the errors in the room....because: marketing.
"reflections showing up the errors in the room" i was really thinking at the same issue. I have Always had the feeling that to get a really great soundstage using omnidirectional speakers is a challenge. Actually i tend to lean towards very directional speakers. Very small sweet spot but also much less reflections to cope with. Maybe i am completely wrong in this approach. I do not know.
Listened to many mlb recordings on you tube through NS-1000 and MX1000U amp. Very detailed and accurate. I think these speakers are worth al least a listen. Would like to hear these in person.
Man they don't make music lovers like they used to! I hope the current and future generations can have a revival and fall back in love with true music.
There's more creativity now than there ever was. Artists are pushing boundaries so called purists can't even understand. Thank fake dichotomy of true vs fake music is the dumbest thing ever. There's a finite amount of sou des you can achieve with an instrument but an infinite amount of sound with any of the DAW's on the market. Some of the most creative, genre bending and innovative music I've ever heard was created in the last 10 years. My first love was Pink Floyd, then Hendrix and Zeppelin and I still vibe to those but the richness and complexity of artists like Nils Frahm, Shlomo, Amon Tobin, etc blows that away.
being an individual who has never even heard of these types of intricate equipment, in my 52 years of living there's always an amazing chance to know that there's another part of life... even in the world of electronics I once only reel-to-reel system when I was a teenager and knew the sound quality was much more
I don't think any equipment can be better than the human ear. It may be better than some human ears but not better than all human ears. That would be absurd, by definition
Plus the older you are, the less dynamic range you're going to hear. Even if I had untold wealth, I reckon £20,000 would be nearer my budget requirement for a top sounding system.
It's not the amount of $ a system costs that makes it great! Being able to put a system together for a fraction of the price while getting the same sound to me makes it better!!
I neglected to comment on the imaging of loudspeakers which appears phenomenal in this video and I'm pretty sure it's even better and stunning when you are sat in front of these marvels. The instruments appear palpable, vibrating in the room, the image is tangible. It's astonishing! I see that the tweeter and midrange, practically vibrate from the same point. That's probably crucial.(If only these harsh brass instrument peaks were absent! Perhaps they need a beefier amp.)
damn...when listening to this. i'm closing my eye and listen to every fine detail of the instrument sound...this setup sound is so detail and clear...that is very astonishing..nice one...i love to hear it in person...
You have to factor in that any change to the elevation of the middle shelf of that wood thing would require those Shun Mook Mpingo pucks to be retuned by Bill Ying himself.....that's gonna cost you $$$.
Listening to this made me tier... It sounds amazing! Even though I was listening to this through my headphones and on TH-cam! Wow! I can even hear that spacious sound through my headphones... Can't imagine in person; I wish to get an opportunity to physically hear it there, in person.
These men are totally mad but so what. It's art and if they adore music, which I think they do, then fine. At this level it is like appreciating a Veronese painting etc. My system is basic but I bought the best I could and it gives me huge pleasure. I suspect most of us haven't heard real hi-fi. Very sad generations growing up on mp3 and headphones. A dad passed on the love of hi-fi to his son. I think that's magical. I remember the first time I heard a decent system as a kid. Anyway thanks for this video. I would do anything to hear a few of my favourites on the system.
God would I love to listen to Dark Side of the Moon on this system. Imagine the travel section (On The Run, track 3) with all the sound effects panning left to right and back.... damn!!
The trouble is with DSOTM is that the songs are too simple..It's studio effects album..good as it is, but the actual material is very, very simple..Also i tend to find that the vocals are quite sibilant on most tracks, or in different sections of the songs..I have the album on various pressings and CD's from the original 1973 Harvest to Doug Sax remasters and they all the sibilance to a greater or lesser extent.
You’re crazy. DSOTM is quite possibly the greatest album ever made. If you don’t get it your opinions on music and high end stereo equipment is completely irrelevant. There’s no other album with the depth, richness, and quality of DSOTM.
simon lloyd are you sure it is sibilance you can hear? I can hear reverb, echo, and decay but not sibilance. The extensive use of echo to create the effect of a much larger recording area is very obvious, and to some degree is making the vocals a little muddy. Is there one particular track you can hear it on more than others? The use of multiple overlays also makes it extremely hard to pick up.
You CAN hear how good it sounds, if you use some reference headphones and a decent dac. It's not going to sound as good as being there but you can get an idea.
@@ColAngus It's not going to sound as good as being there nor is it going to sound as good as listening to the original track straight from your laptop. whatever you hear in this video has more to do with mic placement and sound editing of the video than to how the system really sounds.
Allots of people are jealous to see this incredible sound system, they make some stupid remarks. This guy builds incredible reel to reel tape decks. If you are un audiophile this hobby is your passion, and you can afforded, why not to have something like this. Some people expends way more money on private jets and boats.
It is like those ads about high end tv set shown on my super cheap crt philips 14 inch tv! I listen to this gorgeous system through my cheap one speaker laptop!
Not exactly true . A real studio uses many monitor pairs and the final master is made on very expansive speakers .. But yes some tiny studio are doing that ..no wonder that so many songs sound really bad
@Matt man NS10s are used to make sure it doesn't sound bad on crap speakers. It's not used to judge the overall recording quality. Most studios will use two or three or four pairs, of increasing size and cost. They switch back and forth to create the compromise they feel is best for the target audience of that music.
This is the craziest looking speakers I ever saw playing the craziest music I ever heard. At least nothing sounds overly bright or overly deep. Quite perfect sounding. Wish I had a million dollars (but I still wouldn't spend it on all this). ☺️
If you can't hear beyond 2k you are very very old or you have very serious hearing problems. As helloboom says if you have healthy hearing they can hear to at least 20k and probably way way beyond.
Weirdest looking speaker I ever saw but sound pretty good. Maybe it was the recording but the vocals were uninspiring and way over played by the treble.
I invite some friends to my little house, I push the table and chairs around and some take the guitar, other starts to sing.... What a beautiful hifi sound !
What are the sources of the tapes themselves? Who makes these tapes and what do they use to make them? Are they all used from back when analog reel-to-reel tape was the state of the art source?
los felicito un gran abrazo desde Caracas lo que me gusta tus entrevistas esque después haces escuchar los equipos que calidad siempre te sigo nuevamente te felicito
After a certain point,It's just showing off. That being said. It's your money...... spend it anyway you want. I'll just have to suffer,with my old school Pioneer SX1250......
think about this.... Sound ONLY exists in our mind. Without a brain there to interpret, it's just vibrating air. Now if these beautiful devices can help someone BELIEVE sound is improved in some way than in their mind it 100% does. There is NO question. Can these room enhancements survive scientific enquiry? Seems unlikely, but that isn't the point now is it? I love the idea of EVERYTHING in this room. I love the cables being suspended above the floor. I ignore the regular romex in the wall and the ordinary power transformer outside. The tape machine machine enhancements are superb. The giant price tag can also add value to the sound inside the human mind. It is beautiful. The human mind is capable of AMAZING things and audiophile gear is a wonderful expression of that.
I am willing to bet my pet (it has ultra high hearing capabilities, great for reviewing ultra-tweeters) that measurements taken in front and behind the 'sonic barrier' would be identical.
I'm listening to this with my $14,000.00 Headphone system but only using my modified V-Moda's M-100's and your system sounds amazing. Great job putting it together. AMAZING
Very nice to see the "tone" controls on the playback decks. As someone listening to prerecorded tapes for over 60 years, these are absolutely necessary, as vintage tapes vary widely in equalization. True even for the same title, produced in different duplication batches.
Most speakers are straight out the front, these ones are completely omni. I tried to mimic how it really is, more. Semi omni. I have semi dipole speakers with FR drivers half (out of the box). The drivers are raised from the speaker hole (about a half inch). The sound from the back of the driver escapes through the gap, still making the speakers (basically) directional, but with some dipole mixed (and still has enough warmth in the med range). I love it, it has the same "open" sound as dipoles but more directional like most live music is (depending on the instrument, though). So it's still a compromise but sounds better than full frontals and full on omnis (I reckon).
I knew a guy whose store was in a house. The living room and bedrooms were all different showrooms, and the cabinets and drawers in the kitchen held all the different cables he sold.
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Instead of buying this system, I decided it's better to use my money to call up the artists and bands directly and pay them to play for me live in my home or backyard.
Really, but just sometimes, not as anytime as you wish to.
indeed, if you are able to call to the heavens and invite them back, you don't need such audio system
@@d.zhdanov ;))
I really don’t think they’ll sounds good
Deekay 2 audiophile is not for you audiophile is only for people who are near gods excellence and perfection are the definition
I was thinking how amazing this sounds coming out of my $15 desktop speakers.
In 1972 I bought my first and only stereo system. The Pioneer sx-727 receiver and KLH 6 speakers still work fine. Dual turntable, Teac A-360 cassette player, and Koss headphones have bit the dust. Cost about $780.00. His system is better in every way. Love to hear it.
That rug really ties the room together...
fuckin A
the dude abides
Has he acoustically tuned that too?
.........Did it not ? Ha Ha love that comment Russ Goodban !
Russ Goodban literally peed a little over laughing out loud in my bathroom! Great stuff
I have no idea how gorgeous this System actually sounds; the
music played sounded heavenly through my desktop JBL monitors.
try record how sounds this with your jbl monitors from you roomm as this guy do in his house, and compare
This system is above what the artists produce !Amaizing ! Is 50% more realistic what the instruments and musician's produce in real life here in this room !Respect from Romania !
i would play a 96 kbps youtube rip of an iphone recorded concert on this
Best comment here
Laughing my ass off!
make your 96kbps sounded like a lossless audio
And isn't make a sense!
😂dafaq.. FLAC or 256kbps is my way to go
this was by far the best sounding system displayed on TH-cam. Normally when folks are showing off their speakers, I sit here and say really. what are you thinking. the first time I played this was on my 65in LED TV. I was blow away. She was singing to me. I can't wait to find the LP. Thanks for the display.
Ok but what about how it was recorded? Deca tree? Maybe Ortf? It’s a wash...
This $1,000,000 system sounds great on my twin laptop tweeters...
Even better in my LG phone with boombox speaker built in ! Provides a deep spacial mono image
I'm a trucker viewing and listening via Bluetooth in my 2018 Freightliner, and I'm blown away, astonished 🔈🔉🔊
But, can it run Crysis?
😂😂😂 Underrated comment
Awesome! :)
Ez in 4D
Lol best comment so far
Or minecraft rtx
no acoustic treatment? wow
Tyler m unbelievable. Just unbelievable.
The Shun Muk are his tune up on acoustics. He says they created an "acoustic sound boundary". What do u know really huh?😂😂😂😂
Don't forget the hockey pucks!
but he has those wood discs and those perfectly treat the room. you have stupid
You must have missed all his wooden disks.
Notice that all the instruments are solo'ed and the recordings are laid back and spacious. Nothing complicated or intense.
this might be the least possible bang for your buck that you can buy lmao
Despite the fact that this system is for very few, clearly has amazing dynamics and separation. I been invited to a room like this, and I can say is marvelous to listen to...
These guys are sooo interesting and seem to have boundless unconstrained enthusiasm for their hobby. I be they spend more time looking at this stuff and talking about it, than playing it
I respect this man for spending so much time and thoughts and hard work to optimize this brillant Audio system. Well done, congratulation.
It's a great and rewarding hobby.
Relax, kids.
Not a single audio engineer was harmed (or used) in the creation of this 'system'.
I wish they would play more complex music. Two instruments or a vocal and a guitar sounds great on a lot of systems. Show the system off with a orchestra or a brass band or a rock band.
they do it on purpose to let the sound 'breathe'..there's also less chance of transients and reflections showing up the errors in the room....because: marketing.
"reflections showing up the errors in the room" i was really thinking at the same issue. I have Always had the feeling that to get a really great soundstage using omnidirectional speakers is a challenge. Actually i tend to lean towards very directional speakers. Very small sweet spot but also much less reflections to cope with. Maybe i am completely wrong in this approach. I do not know.
gino
You are not wrong. I do this for a living. Much larger scale and time coherency and minimal comb filtering are vital to good sound.
chris meier
Or a rap band! 😂
@@gino3286
Boxless ribbon speakes, such as the Magnepan 1D solves all the wall refraction/distortion problems.
Listened to many mlb recordings on you tube through NS-1000 and MX1000U amp. Very detailed and accurate. I think these speakers are worth al least a listen. Would like to hear these in person.
This awesome, even through my headphones! The staging is awesome.
Wow that's sounds amazing. I never knew my iPhone audio sounded so good
this system is so clear that mt. fuji water started leaking out my phone
idestroi1 tap water, broseph
Pristine clarity even thru tiny computer speakers. Amazing system. Over the top for me, but I can surely appreciate what he has assembled! Thankyou!
Man they don't make music lovers like they used to! I hope the current and future generations can have a revival and fall back in love with true music.
True music? Do you mean the youth listens to fake music?
There's more creativity now than there ever was. Artists are pushing boundaries so called purists can't even understand. Thank fake dichotomy of true vs fake music is the dumbest thing ever. There's a finite amount of sou des you can achieve with an instrument but an infinite amount of sound with any of the DAW's on the market. Some of the most creative, genre bending and innovative music I've ever heard was created in the last 10 years. My first love was Pink Floyd, then Hendrix and Zeppelin and I still vibe to those but the richness and complexity of artists like Nils Frahm, Shlomo, Amon Tobin, etc blows that away.
being an individual who has never even heard of these types of intricate equipment, in my 52 years of living there's always an amazing chance to know that there's another part of life... even in the world of electronics I once only reel-to-reel system when I was a teenager and knew the sound quality was much more
to my understanding you spend more on your sound system and get much higher quality equipment than the recording artist has
isn't the equipment more nuanced and sophisticated than the human ear at this point too?
+Mel le some of it is but a huge part of the av experience is visuals too part of the cost is aesthetic.
I don't think any equipment can be better than the human ear. It may be better than some human ears but not better than all human ears. That would be absurd, by definition
I couldn't agree more .
can you hear me now ?
20:16 start listening.
Sounds just like my cell phone...
r/whoosh
Lol Richard
@@timgraysontv pissing myself lol!
A million dolllar system to play a vinyl record with a 50dB dynamic range.
And placed as close as possible to the speaker to get the best sound enhancement. :-o
Plus the older you are, the less dynamic range you're going to hear. Even if I had untold wealth, I reckon £20,000 would be nearer my budget requirement for a top sounding system.
but havent you heard? vinyl is more lifelike and doesnt give you digititis ;'D
HI FI VCR is a great way to go analog, with great range, but it may have to have a sound cover for it. Easier then Reel to Reel.
@@markeaton2003 DAT digital recorders today are super cheap and sound incredible good.
The demo was awesome!
It was like Woody Allen was in the room with me, drinking all my beer. His clarinet has never sounded so lush
just don't let him baby sit.
You do realize that you're not hearing this systems speakers, right ?
You are listening to you computer/ iPad/ phone speakers.
looooool
Best part of the video: 25:05 - 31:13
"House of the rising sun" - Cyndee Peters from the 1977 Opus 3 LP "Black is the Colour"
I’m happy with my old vintage Sony cassette player ❤️
Well bless your heart.
Oh how quickly a curved 4k tv becomes outdated. Good thing audio equipment holds its value. Sweet record player!
wow i thought all my audio gear was top notch but this guy takes it to a whole nother level,awesome !!
Perhaps time to upgrade your Denon all in one system. ;-)
Is the cost of the house included in ?
You would need an acoustically perfect house for it.
The houst cost $500k max
Mbls are always the star speakers at the CES in Vegas every year. They are amazing and if you have the opertunity to hear them you should jump on it.
That Bill Ying guy seems to have a successful business model ... nothing quite like esoteric high end stuff 😂
Any tips on how to negate the audio distortion from contrails overhead?
It's not the amount of $ a system costs that makes it great! Being able to put a system together for a fraction of the price while getting the same sound to me makes it better!!
Yes, I agree... "that rug really ties the room together."
It sounds amazig ! Wait, im listening to it on 20$ headphones
The sounds really greatest yet ! Unmatched parts of greatest audio system ( about $600,000 )
"Is it necessary? Of course, not!"
His own words.
I neglected to comment on the imaging of loudspeakers which appears phenomenal in this video and I'm pretty sure it's even better and stunning when you are sat in front of these marvels. The instruments appear palpable, vibrating in the room, the image is tangible. It's astonishing! I see that the tweeter and midrange, practically vibrate from the same point. That's probably crucial.(If only these harsh brass instrument peaks were absent! Perhaps they need a beefier amp.)
How was the audio recorded for this video? Mic selection, positioning, preamps, etc make a huge difference.
And type of tape as well.
I have been doing magnetic both audio and video for over 50 yrs. And tape stock makes a huge difference
Bingo! We have our winner!
What a beautiful music played by red rug on the floor. Astonishing.
Im listening to this off my dollar tree head phones and they sound like a million dollars.
damn...when listening to this. i'm closing my eye and listen to every fine detail of the instrument sound...this setup sound is so detail and clear...that is very astonishing..nice one...i love to hear it in person...
To my ears you need to drop this middle shelf of that wood thing down 2 3/4 inches it would sound a hell of a lot better.
John Hopkins yeeesh 2 3/4 inches? I was thinking 1 1/2 inches MAX! You have to be insane to suggest a full 2 3/4 inch drop.
@@NigelThornbery Anything past 1 1/4 inches is pure blasphemy. You young kids these days and your excess inches of drop.
Thought the same thing..
You have to factor in that any change to the elevation of the middle shelf of that wood thing would require those Shun Mook Mpingo pucks to be retuned by Bill Ying himself.....that's gonna cost you $$$.
Listening to this made me tier... It sounds amazing! Even though I was listening to this through my headphones and on TH-cam! Wow! I can even hear that spacious sound through my headphones... Can't imagine in person; I wish to get an opportunity to physically hear it there, in person.
if you can hear the spacious sound through your headphones, look no further. You already have what you need!
These men are totally mad but so what. It's art and if they adore music, which I think they do, then fine. At this level it is like appreciating a Veronese painting etc. My system is basic but I bought the best I could and it gives me huge pleasure. I suspect most of us haven't heard real hi-fi. Very sad generations growing up on mp3 and headphones. A dad passed on the love of hi-fi to his son. I think that's magical. I remember the first time I heard a decent system as a kid.
Anyway thanks for this video. I would do anything to hear a few of my favourites on the system.
Did you know that 1.7 metre is optimal lenght for power cable and it sounds better than any other lenght. No bts some guys tested that
Set-up: Fantastic!!
Nicht in Worte zu fassen!
Music & Sound: Absolutely awesome!
Thanks for sharing this.
Kind regards,
C.L.
God would I love to listen to Dark Side of the Moon on this system. Imagine the travel section (On The Run, track 3) with all the sound effects panning left to right and back.... damn!!
Joey D I always listen to Money on my $4000 setup. :)
The trouble is with DSOTM is that the songs are too simple..It's studio effects album..good as it is, but the actual material is very, very simple..Also i tend to find that the vocals are quite sibilant on most tracks, or in different sections of the songs..I have the album on various pressings and CD's from the original 1973 Harvest to Doug Sax remasters and they all the sibilance to a greater or lesser extent.
simon lloyd the division bell is a nice sounding album
You’re crazy. DSOTM is quite possibly the greatest album ever made. If you don’t get it your opinions on music and high end stereo equipment is completely irrelevant. There’s no other album with the depth, richness, and quality of DSOTM.
simon lloyd are you sure it is sibilance you can hear? I can hear reverb, echo, and decay but not sibilance. The extensive use of echo to create the effect of a much larger recording area is very obvious, and to some degree is making the vocals a little muddy. Is there one particular track you can hear it on more than others? The use of multiple overlays also makes it extremely hard to pick up.
the look of MBL speakers is just amazing ...and the sound marvelous
These comments are freakin hilarious. Saying how good it sounds. Soooooo your phone speaker is as good as this million dollar system?
R H yepp. Better!
You CAN hear how good it sounds, if you use some reference headphones and a decent dac. It's not going to sound as good as being there but you can get an idea.
Well the thing is that you also have to deal with youtubes horrible compression.
??????????
@@ColAngus It's not going to sound as good as being there nor is it going to sound as good as listening to the original track straight from your laptop. whatever you hear in this video has more to do with mic placement and sound editing of the video than to how the system really sounds.
Allots of people are jealous to see this incredible sound system, they make some stupid remarks. This guy builds incredible reel to reel tape decks. If you are un audiophile this hobby is your passion, and you can afforded, why not to have something like this. Some people expends way more money on private jets and boats.
Can someone explain the sound barrier thing?
It is like those ads about high end tv set shown on my super cheap crt philips 14 inch tv!
I listen to this gorgeous system through my cheap one speaker laptop!
These rich audiophile has spent much more money in Mpingo-Shoon Mook (or werever it writes) than me in my entire audio system.
Magic at its best.
why not just go watch musicias live what happened.
What about bands that don't use sound systems?
Awesome... Sounds like you have all those guys playing just for you there. WOW..!!
But the recording studio used a pair of $2000 studio monitors...
need to upgrade the studio sound equipment to hmmm.. Cool, "i think i can hear it"
Not exactly true . A real studio uses many monitor pairs and the final master is made on very expansive speakers ..
But yes some tiny studio are doing that ..no wonder that so many songs sound really bad
Studio Monitors wipe the floor with hifi speaker at the same price point.
Don't forget the mic.
@Matt man NS10s are used to make sure it doesn't sound bad on crap speakers. It's not used to judge the overall recording quality. Most studios will use two or three or four pairs, of increasing size and cost. They switch back and forth to create the compromise they feel is best for the target audience of that music.
This is the craziest looking speakers I ever saw playing the craziest music I ever heard. At least nothing sounds overly bright or overly deep. Quite perfect sounding. Wish I had a million dollars (but I still wouldn't spend it on all this). ☺️
I bet Merzbow sounds amazing on that!
Lol I listen to him on my quite expensive hi-fi. I hear more stuff in there than i imagined!
Thanks for the playback.. My Denon fed Linaeum's sounds wonderful.
I think the law of diminishing returns kicked in a while ago. Amazing system....but I'm not sure my ears can hear past $2000 lol
Give yourself credit, I'm sure they can hear to at least $20,000
If you can't hear beyond 2k you are very very old or you have very serious hearing problems.
As helloboom says if you have healthy hearing they can hear to at least 20k and probably way way beyond.
One of those wooden dampening blocks probably cost $2000
Oh please, you most certainly can if you have normal hearing range.
Oh, well exactly how many $$$ can you guys hear to?
Wow.... Can't believe it, Sound amazing...Thank you to post this
wow, adjust volume by remote control, the things they come up with !
Demo music at the end is really helpful, as I listen on my $2 eBay headphones.
For 11 thousand dollars you'd think the deck would come with a remote
Too expensive🙄🤔
i heard this system at an audio show.The song was mind blowing.
Weirdest looking speaker I ever saw but sound pretty good. Maybe it was the recording but
the vocals were uninspiring and way over played by the treble.
I invite some friends to my little house, I push the table and chairs around and some take the guitar, other starts to sing.... What a beautiful hifi sound !
What are the sources of the tapes themselves? Who makes these tapes and what do they use to make them? Are they all used from back when analog reel-to-reel tape was the state of the art source?
i watched it on my samsung s7. i see why it is so expencive!!! the sound on my phone is great!!
Wow, impressive sound through TH-cam encoder and my 10$ headphone. I'm shocked! :))
los felicito un gran abrazo desde Caracas lo que me gusta tus entrevistas esque después haces escuchar los equipos que calidad siempre te sigo nuevamente te felicito
After a certain point,It's just showing off. That being said. It's your money...... spend it anyway you want. I'll just have to suffer,with my old school Pioneer SX1250......
Jim Basler but man i would like to have such an amp,you know its Worth some Money🤷🏼♂️
What ever the argument may happen, to be... this system sounds incredible!!! Crystalline Beauty! Nice pipe dream...for me.
Great, obviously sounds amazing giving the type of music. Now lets blast some AC/DC or Metallica through it!
think about this.... Sound ONLY exists in our mind. Without a brain there to interpret, it's just vibrating air. Now if these beautiful devices can help someone BELIEVE sound is improved in some way than in their mind it 100% does. There is NO question. Can these room enhancements survive scientific enquiry? Seems unlikely, but that isn't the point now is it? I love the idea of EVERYTHING in this room. I love the cables being suspended above the floor. I ignore the regular romex in the wall and the ordinary power transformer outside. The tape machine machine enhancements are superb. The giant price tag can also add value to the sound inside the human mind. It is beautiful. The human mind is capable of AMAZING things and audiophile gear is a wonderful expression of that.
Awesome system! Where can I find more info about the "Room Correctors"? I am talking about the wood sticks with the circles in groups of three....
ELPLAK google Shun Mook. It comes right up
They do nothing other than lift $ from your wallet.
Wow!!! $ 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 sound in my ears...
Not sure if those shun mook bits of wood make any difference but awesome setup nonetheless
Cyba IT same for me... it’s an impressive system but he lost me a bit with the whole Shun Mook Mpingo talk.
I am willing to bet my pet (it has ultra high hearing capabilities, great for reviewing ultra-tweeters) that measurements taken in front and behind the 'sonic barrier' would be identical.
awesome extremely Exquisite sound, but in a nice Chardonnay glass filled with music... very much an awesome system sir..
I want to listen to Benny Hill theme on this setup :D
I'm listening to this with my $14,000.00 Headphone system but only using my modified V-Moda's M-100's and your system sounds amazing. Great job putting it together. AMAZING
Resume: your $1000000 audio system need more cowbell
UHA is about a mile from me. Been over there. Sounds Great!!
I am listening to this through my cheap samsung speaker!
same right now it actually sounds so good im not even a big fan of horns
Very nice to see the "tone" controls on the playback decks. As someone listening to prerecorded tapes for over 60 years, these are absolutely necessary, as vintage tapes vary widely in equalization. True even for the same title, produced in different duplication batches.
As close to a live sound that I believe I have ever heard from a recording of a system. WOW!
John Karras how can you tell without being there.
GOOOD QUESTION
@@Rialas Ahahah that's true
Wow, very clear and musical. Thank you Peter.
He needs to run out and buy some of those $17,000 speaker cables.
Why should he do that? The ones he's using are 23K per set.
Most speakers are straight out the front, these ones are completely omni. I tried to mimic how it really is, more. Semi omni. I have semi dipole speakers with FR drivers half (out of the box). The drivers are raised from the speaker hole (about a half inch). The sound from the back of the driver escapes through the gap, still making the speakers (basically) directional, but with some dipole mixed (and still has enough warmth in the med range). I love it, it has the same "open" sound as dipoles but more directional like most live music is (depending on the instrument, though). So it's still a compromise but sounds better than full frontals and full on omnis (I reckon).
Listening to a million dollar audio set up on my $35 walmart set up.
Delighted to see and hear such a system. Thank you
The treble is so lifelike. Even through my crappy Acer laptop speakers......
You see.. ? Acer went high-end apparently.
I knew a guy whose store was in a house. The living room and bedrooms were all different showrooms, and the cabinets and drawers in the kitchen held all the different cables he sold.
good news for owners of these tape decks: Analogue Productions is now selling tapes along with The Tape Project. same price $450/each
and AP says it's tapes are second generation TP are third
That is great news as soon as I sell my diamond mine I will buy some.
I really like the wall paint color.