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I don't understand why they play a piece about Russia and France on US independence day, and it is a widespread thing. That does not make sense to me at all.

And hence I discovered I had something wrong with my hearing

Glitch here glitch there… ahhhshadup and enjoy this gorgeous piece!

Which one does digital microscope use? 407 or 407Pro

💯 Agreed. I had no scientific proof to my belief that biwiring doesnt work or change anything. I listed to both sets in a studio, i didn't hear any difference. I stopped bothering with trying to figure out or understand this bogus subject in the 1990s. Its plain balony in the name of providing choice.

I bought this record based on hearing it here. Great demonstration album.

As everyone has mentioned, this is THE definitive turntable review, but not just for AR turntable owners, but ALL turntable owners. You'll never look at your turntable the same again.

528 Deven Cliff

Great video of a wonderful performance. Sometimes just listening to music you don’t think of the human beings performing it. This video is so great because you see it all. The solos, the symbol crashes, the chorus, the thoughtful decor and the exuberant energy of the conductor. Amazing.

Great video of a wonderful performance.

4642 Brandy Center

A time when audio was still about engineering :) Great video thanks for the effort!

I saw a PS audio show a diagram of bi-wiring that was different than your diagram. I didn't see you address that configuration. I was sure I heard a difference after bi-wiring a set of Snell speakers. But, I realize the new cables may have been the reason for the improvement.

Kaitlyn Dam

Now I am in your head and have taken control of your central nervous system. lets party, 🥳 I don't care if it's only Tuesday and you don't usually drink, where do you keep your keys.

Tchaikovsky's introduction with just low strings is a poetic evocation of Mother Russia, which adding a chorus destroys.

Thanks for putting this out here! I do a lot of turntable reviews and repairs and hands down, classic AR always takes a good cartridge to the next level!

Amazing.

Why its overture is so popular in U.S. ecpecially on July 4th? It related to war between Russia and Napoleonic France, but no relation to independence of U.S.?

3905 Hilll Alley

You can buy a CD demagnetiser which they claim improves the sound too 🤣😂😂

Yes, yes, and yes again. Thank God there are "intelligent" audio enthusiasts out there, and not just the stupid audiophiles. Bi-wiring is so dumb. I was shocked to see an endorsement of bi-wiring in the manual of my Rogers LS3/5a's, but I daresay they were just pandering to the customers. The wording was typically vague "audiophile word salad" : "we have found this improves the stability and depth of the stereo image". Sounds like ABS to me (audiophile bull shit). Disappointing to see that written by a respected speaker manufacturer, though.

Hauck Hills

Durgan Throughway

Cummerata Glens

Edison Skyway

Center is +1db to the right vs left. Check it.

В оригинале хор поёт "боже царя храни"😊

I was able to confirm that my Salnotes Zero IEMs developed a channel imbalance. I had to set the left channel to double that of the right in order to correct it

029 Peyton Port

I WANT ONE!

Nicely done. I have tried to explain to folks that the 2 sets of terminals on a speaker are just for bi-amping. Again nicely done!!!

Not sharing the both frequencies in the same wire is the goal here separating the high and mid frequencies from the bass,and typically a larger gauge for the bass is the correct bi-wire configuration and designers make that available in the crossover for that reason for a more cleaner playback

5836 Anthony Prairie

Thank Gawd for this - I keep TELLING them,,,,!!! You'd be better off paralleling both wires to lose that last lil bit of resistance! - and maybe get an extra .1 (.01?) dB or something (don't do this folks, just ONE stretch of decent wire is ENOUGH!)

I don’t buy this explanation. Saying that these are equivalent circuits, when one ignores parasitics, is one thing but that’s not reality. Are you also saying that all speaker wire sounds the same? Are you saying that single point grounding is no better than other grounding schemes? Are you suggesting that it doesn’t matter what end of a cable shield is grounded? Etc, etc.

Your wire is too thin in any case

and sounds better or almost the same as a 500k deck 🤣🤣🤣🤣 audiofools are all a bunch of raging loonies with no lives. 99% of hifi is over hyped crap.

just read your thread. my wife prefered your deck to the 500k deck. all hifi is over hyped junk. been there done that got the t-shirt

As a piccolo player of course I love Stars and Stripes Forever, but there is just something about something going boom in 1812 Overture this hits differently.

Bi-wiring would be the same as if you had an automobile that had one battery (like most do) and running a wire from the battery to the heater, while running another wire from the battery to the headlights, and then telling everyone that the heater runs so much better and the headlights are so much brighter. Any technician would tell you that it's the same voltage. If you pop the top half of your receiver or amplifier, you will see that the terminals are hooked to the same place, they come from the same location. You are not accomplishing anything by doing the bi-wiring! Think about it as though you were hooking up a sprinkler system. The water flows into the system from the same location. You can come up with all kinds of different routes for the water to take to go to the sprinkler, but when the water comes back to get blowing out the sprinkler, it does exactly the same thing as if you only had one pipe going to it, if you do not understand this, I suggest that you go back and take a night class on DC electronics.

Thankyou for your effort and demostration i learn alot from this video.,keep the good work while we can share.

What about is amp has dedicated extra output for bi wire . I have for left chanel 4 , and right 4 as well My each speaker ready with 4 inputs . It's look like manufacturers amp vincent sv237mk and speaker make ready everything to goes in this way for the best results . One time someone told me to try with thin cable ( might be tel wire) to using for tweeter separately in bi wire

Excelente información. Comparto todo lo indicado en su video. Un saludo.

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works perfectly with HD660S2.

AHHH music to my ears, no digital, just smooth sound, my dad had an AR turntable and AR amp, us kids played everything from disco, 80's country, Led Zep, Fleetwood Mac, Elvis, ratpack, you name we played it, I stiil have turntable think I will restore it, very nice!!!

😢did I just waste money buying a turntable that isn’t this one? Why do modern TT’s not employ these basic, low cost (are they low cost?) but highly effective design features?

Audiophiles are a funny lot. They hallucinate over the most bizarre fantasies. To them, every dollar spent yields a proportionate increase in sound quality. Mickey Fremer is the poster boy for snake oil. When he change his slippers, he hears a difference in the sound quality of his system.

Okay here's a very simple analogy that people seem not to understand ... === _Once you have a chain of adequate strength to tow a car, using a bigger chain does not make that car any easier to tow._ === That is... once you have an adequate means to accomplish a task, exceeding that solution will not bring any improvement. So what does this mean for audiophiles... and, in this case, for speaker cables. Basically it means that beyond wire of sufficient size to carry speaker current, you are simply wasting your money... wheelbarrows full of it! Lets take simple example .... 100 watts on an 8 ohm speaker... So the voltage for that is sqrroot(W x R) = sqrroot(100 x 8) == 28 volts. The current will be ... E / R = 28 / 8 == 3.5 amps. So now we consult a wire guage table (there's lots of them, do some searching) looking for a cable that can carry 30 volts at about 4 amps with minimal losses... (This will be interesting when people see just how light that wire can be!!) So, to retain full signal fidelity we need a resistance that is well below the resistance of our speakers ... for example: A damping factor of 10 requires we have 1/10th of the speaker resistance for a given length of cable... 0.8 ohms in this case. If we assume a 10 foot amp-to-speaker run of wire what gauge of wire is strong enough to "tow our car"? According to the tables at "Hyper Physics" ... 16ga wire is specified as being able to carry 22 amps (way more than we need) with a running resistance of 4 ohms per 1,000 feet. So if we select 16ga wire for a 10 foot run, we get a running resistance of ... (4 / 1000) x 20 == 0.08 ohms. (remembering there are 20 feet of wire in a 10 foot, 2 conductor cable) So if we use 16 ga wire, we end up with 1/10th the required resistance, with 7 times the current capacity required. This will easily "tow our car" with a huge safety margin to boot! Yes, that is plain old lamp cord... Nothing exotic or expensive is needed. So ... the bottom line here is that all your speaker wire needs can be filled with a simple trip to the hardware store to buy a spool of 16ga copper lamp cord, which is safe to use at up to 220volts and should cost less than $0.75 per foot. Now ... sit back and ask yourself why you've been spending hundreds, even thousands of dollars on fancy cables that will never outperform even simple lamp cord?