Just watched your tech talk series. Very enjoyable. Great explanation. I often see these issues in the measurements especially on older speakers. Always interesting to hear how they translate when actually listening to them.
It's interesting to see the phrase "a deeper delve into..." on the whiteboard. On the Peel Session version of the Fall's "He Pep!", Mark E Smith says, "British, go delve elsewhere..." and later commands, "stop clogging my system up!" How prophetic, then, are these words, in the context of Alan's long quest to rid us of the unwanted distortions which get in the way of our listening and would conceal from us the wonderful purity of sound from his loudspeaker systems! RIP, MES.
my wife called during i saw this video, and i explain/paraphrase the idea behind the video. It's remarkable how Alan can give such an accessible example for people like me who know nothing about accoustics.
If you listened to the the one that was improved first the one which is actually the bad one you would think that would be the good one. I love watching you grandad, JJ
Good Day Thanks a lot for this video!!! When I experimented with headphone amplifiers I listen many of many interesting sings and many of finding sings is not have a good enough explaining for electrical or physical lows :))
Dear Alan, thanks for making this videos. Would you condider making a video about crosstalk cancellation. The only way I know to eleminate crosstalk is with Ambiophonics (minidsp...). Are manufacturers thinking physical solutions to reduce/eliminate crosstalk since this is a huge problem with stereo reproduction using 2 speakers?
These tech talks are interesting. However, there's a sense to me that you're living in the past. Most of the points you make have been overtaken by the work of Toole and the others at Harman.
Absolutely fascinating stuff. I now have a much better insight into the "gobbledigook" that certain reviewers (or markering blurb) utilise without giving an explanation as to its meaning or its impact. Thank you for this insight.
Bottom line..
I think I need a pair of Harbeth Speakers.
These videos have so impressive me..
Thank you Alan
You do!
I think that's the general idea of doing them.
@@marklydon435 I did buy some, Compact 7es3 and later SHL5+.
Very very useful! Wonderful videos. Thanks.
Just watched your tech talk series. Very enjoyable. Great explanation. I often see these issues in the measurements especially on older speakers. Always interesting to hear how they translate when actually listening to them.
It's interesting to see the phrase "a deeper delve into..." on the whiteboard. On the Peel Session version of the Fall's "He Pep!", Mark E Smith says, "British, go delve elsewhere..." and later commands, "stop clogging my system up!" How prophetic, then, are these words, in the context of Alan's long quest to rid us of the unwanted distortions which get in the way of our listening and would conceal from us the wonderful purity of sound from his loudspeaker systems! RIP, MES.
The issue you mentioned is visualized by a Waterfall plot which is part of every audio measurement software these days.
Another very informative video. More please.
Very informative, most other loud speaker manufacturers won’t even talk to you, much less providing this sort of information. 👍
my wife called during i saw this video, and i explain/paraphrase the idea behind the video. It's remarkable how Alan can give such an accessible example for people like me who know nothing about accoustics.
If you listened to the the one that was improved first the one which is actually the bad one you would think that would be the good one. I love watching you grandad, JJ
Good Day Thanks a lot for this video!!!
When I experimented with headphone amplifiers I listen many of many interesting sings and many of finding sings is not have a good enough explaining for electrical or physical lows :))
Encore. More, more, more..........
Dear Alan, thanks for making this videos.
Would you condider making a video about crosstalk cancellation.
The only way I know to eleminate crosstalk is with Ambiophonics (minidsp...).
Are manufacturers thinking physical solutions to reduce/eliminate crosstalk since this is a huge problem with stereo reproduction using 2 speakers?
Nice videos. Are your drivers injection moulded or vacuum formed or some other process is being implemented?
I expect the added damping layer simply worsens the sound by increasing the complexity of the resonance.
ok why I am losing the right audio channel of this video..
They try to reduce distortion so much that only the sound is left
so weird...is it me or is this video audio only coming out the left speaker...not to impressive if so...
If your so techy, why does this video only have audio on one channel ?
These tech talks are interesting. However, there's a sense to me that you're living in the past. Most of the points you make have been overtaken by the work of Toole and the others at Harman.
Yes our ears are constantly changing😂
Many thanks...⏏⏹⏺⏪▶⏩⏸
Absolutely fascinating stuff. I now have a much better insight into the "gobbledigook" that certain reviewers (or markering blurb) utilise without giving an explanation as to its meaning or its impact. Thank you for this insight.