Totally Ridiculous....Auditions on YouTube!


Is it just me, or is it total nonsense when YouTubers play music to suggest you can hear a difference between components. Totally drives me crazy and I discount anything they have to offer from that point on......

rbertalotto

Just wow.

Betting 99% of us are not running YouTube videos through our reference systems. Zero connectivity through quality servers or streaming systems.  My Innuos statement has zero YouTube ability. Unless I use airplay and why would I. 

I wonder if all the ones who say you can't hear a difference on well recorded YouTube videos stream music. Just saying.....

@rbertalotto

Quote: “When a YouTube developer used this tactic to demonstrate a piece of equipment, all faith in his ability to review Hifi gear goes out the window and he is unsubscribed”

I did not talk about reviewing.
You claimed that differences can’t be heard on YouTube. That is factually incorrect.

 

Better to have your nose in the air than your head up your.....arse.

GO BLUE!!!

@the-audiophile-barista

I recently posted a video comparing two loudspeakers. The difference is very clearly audible. If you can’t hear the difference on that video, its not because of YouTube.
So yes, you can hear differences on YouTube.

 

Well, as they say, the proof is in the pudding.

Even on my smartphone speakers I can hear a clear difference between the Piega and the KEF. Using headphones only made it more obvious.

For better or worse the latter seems to have an elevated treble response.

That is an excellent video and I’d hope that everyone here can hear the difference between these 2 speakers.

I wish you the best of luck with your channel.