2nd run "my audio setup"

[Benielishackove]

my audio system

receiver pioneer vsx923k 7.2 (5.2 bi amp) 150w x 7 at 6ohm

subwoofer power amplifier Gemini xga-2000 250w at 8ohm

front bi amp low high - low=20hz-20khz Gemini gsm 1585 175w 8ohm high=20hz-20khz Kenwood and Panasonic my DIY 3way crossover 100w 8ohm

center moded Sansui s81u dual moded with moral twitter and Roland mid's with custom narrow mid and super twitter at top 4ohm 325w

surround Gemini gsm 1265 8ohm 100w

subwoofer my DIY box dual config. 15" trisonic 300w 8ohm + 12"  pioneer 400w 4ohm (12ohms)

2nd sub Microlab 30w 6"

 

please don't trash.

I like it, im not a pro .

hope you enjoy !

please let me know what you think !

Edited March 13, 2015 by Benielishackove

[creatip123]

Sadly, audio doesn't work that way....

 

It's not as easy as, 'judge the sound quality of my audio setup through this video'. It just doesn't work that way. "judge what you think, based on what you see in the video" will work, but not so much the case with sound/audio.

 

Few potential problems:

 

- how good is the recording mic used? As in how accurate it records and reproduces the sounds.

- how is the accoustic of that room? Mic is usually very sensitive, more than our ears. For instance, from that video, I could hear annoying echoes (kinda tinny sounds), which I don't think you'll hear in person, standing there.

- how good is the host part where you upload your video? Youtube is kinda known to mess up audio in videos

- lastly, how good is the listening part? Is he/she using a good headphone and/or speaker? How does his/her headphone/speaker sound? For instance, that video still don't have big kicks, if I'm using AD700, which is known to have very quiet low frequencies.

 

This is why home audio brands, like B&O, and the likes, have their own 'testing rooms' where people come in in person to take a listen to their products, as opposed to them just recording the sounds and uploading the videos for people to judge the sound of their products based on the videos.....

[Benielishackove]

Sadly, audio doesn't work that way....

 

It's not as easy as, 'judge the sound quality of my audio setup through this video'. It just doesn't work that way. "judge what you think, based on what you see in the video" will work, but not so much the case with sound/audio.

 

Few potential problems:

 

- how good is the recording mic used? As in how accurate it records and reproduces the sounds.

- how is the accoustic of that room? Mic is usually very sensitive, more than our ears. For instance, from that video, I could hear annoying echoes (kinda tinny sounds), which I don't think you'll hear in person, standing there.

- how good is the host part where you upload your video? Youtube is kinda known to mess up audio in videos

- lastly, how good is the listening part? Is he/she using a good headphone and/or speaker? How does his/her headphone/speaker sound? For instance, that video still don't have big kicks, if I'm using AD700, which is known to have very quiet low frequencies.

 

This is why home audio brands, like B&O, and the likes, have their own 'testing rooms' where people come in in person to take a listen to their products, as opposed to them just recording the sounds and uploading the videos for people to judge the sound of their products based on the videos.....

nah just wanted to show my setup not for you to judge it or really feel what's it like

[Benielishackove]

- how good is the recording mic used? As in how accurate it records and reproduces the sounds.

- how is the accoustic of that room? Mic is usually very sensitive, more than our ears. For instance, from that video, I could hear annoying echoes (kinda tinny sounds), which I don't think you'll hear in person, standing there.

- how good is the host part where you upload your video? Youtube is kinda known to mess up audio in videos

- lastly, how good is the listening part? Is he/she using a good headphone and/or speaker? How does his/her headphone/speaker sound? For instance, that video still don't have big kicks, if I'm using AD700, which is known to have very quiet low frequencies.

1. ipad 3 mic not so pro

2.the receiver has a reverb check and a mic to set up I just change the 63hz and the 16khz in the eq and set all speaker to large and +12db (vs-12db) but yes you are right it sound like a room on a bad mic

3.aweful youtube and mpc-hc not the same

4.you did not hear the kicks because the mic cant go lower then 60-80hz i believe