Intriguing Speakers From Germany
Yet another audiophile speaker. Seems like a vanity project of the founder. I don’t perceive any new technology or approach to the science or the market. Success will come down to are they capitalized enough to last long enough to generate a following to pay the bills which will be tough without differentiation.
Microphones often have non flat responses and their acceptance/polar patterns are different from our hearing. |
Microphones might hear differently one to another. However, a mic hears same persistently. A human ear can hear differently each time for the same sound. The mics don’t change like human ear does. Audiophile Junkie (Ytube ID) recorded many rooms at the Home Entertainment show (2022) with a same recorder (same mic). In this room the human voice and audio sound are at same tone and timber. This room sound is very close to real natural sound (people’s voice). And people's voices don't bother to listen the audio sound.
The other room by AJ recorder (same mic), the human voice and audio sound are very different. In below video, human voices (from 5:00) sound real and feel nice. When the music starts from 7:50, the audio sounds much different from the human voice. The true hi-end audio system should sound natural and similar to the original music. Alex/wavetouch |
@mihorn , You simply cannot evaluate a speaker or anything over youtube. Other than the obvious high compression, you have no idea what the acoustic are really, the microphone polar pattern, its frequency response, whether fixed or not, etc. It is like judging the colors on a photo when viewing on a non-calibrated monitor taken with a non white point corrected camera with an indeterminate light source. You just don't know what you are working with. |
That is funny! The job is done anyway.☺ Thanks for making me smile! Alex/Wavetouch
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