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@@deathsitcom Thanks for watching🙏

@@匪酋-吸進瓶 听音乐我更建议Denton 80th, 这个拿来看戏Home Theater够力水也很好Equliazer调音, 不过Linton声音好像很难调到发烧友想要的音质, 那个高音单元很难搞下

@wim1983 謝謝分享，我的耳機使用L3000，這耳機屬於上世紀的調音，所以我並不擔心他的高音問題，這系列的喇叭很像是這耳機的相同感受非常溫暖，我想入手super deton 當作電腦喇叭使用

@@borislavpetkov2565 Try an 8G crucial ddr5 RAM, it's working, so pretty picky for hardware

谢谢观看。

Thanks for watching. Well wont be much difference vs what speakers actually sound like, especially considering have many gears can affect the sound in many ways :)

Thanks for watching. It's Class D Audio SDS-470C power amplifier from USA, you can try contact Tom but I'm not sure he still build these kits, I think it's the best amplifier I have tested so far, sound great with the Denton 80th via a Fostex HP-A3 DAC/preamp, the sound signature has an organic quality, forgiving, musical, moderate details, warm but no warm, bright but not bright, just one caveat is it run very hot with the cover on, so I have to put some coins for effective cooling. While it's not the best in scientific measurement, strange that I cannot find anything cheaper that sound better for a wide range of music, other class D I tried are Hypex NCore & Purifi Eigentakt.

@ thanks for the information. I have a Fosi V3 and it's not bad. I just miss warmth or some more organic sound. I have connected a pre from diyaudiostore the ACP+ with mosfets and there is an improvement. perhaps it is not the best pairing with the Fosi. With Akitika's 102 it sounds great. I recommend that preamp if you like soldering and tinkering. I will look into studying this SDS amp

@@Music.Movies.67 Thanks for your suggestion.

Thanks for watching. Well basically the Denafrips Ares 15th still a good DAC that give a bit of midrange and soundstage quality while still has enough details, just not what I would describe as warm but not warm, bright but not bright, distort but not distort, organic natural curve so to say, more so often I would say sound difference is larger affected by the following gear synergy priority, i.e. amplifier > preamplifier > DAC

@@nicoras8803 Thanks for watching, yeah bad and good thing happens, well have to understand this is a game, the world is uncertain in many ways, and game of wisdom continued, but yeah I can say a lot of things is being mess up :)

You're welcome

Thanks for watching and feedback. Hmm I would say the effect actually is not enough to impress me, so far I find that sound has more effect if via an amplifier instead of preamplifier. Nope the sound is good, for such live vocal recording I would say most gears works well, the performance was something I would say one moment in time, will not be heard again.

@@vokrugAudio 41🙏

@@wim1983 Sound good

hmm for great mastering records this speakers midrange still ok, just that I feel the tweeter is not that refined vs Denton 80th for some less than perfect recording perhaps, the bass I can't know yet as it need time to run in, also larger woofers is not easy to control and can cause room resonance, overall I feel larger speakers is not easy to play with or maybe 3 drivers not as coherent as 2 drivers integration.

They sound thin because there is no wall reinforcement. Try putting right next to the front wall and the mid bass and midrange will have depth. It has nothing to do with break in or the fact that its a large woofer or the fact that theyre 3 ways. The measurements show these speakers are properly designed. You just placed them very poorly

@@sergeysmelnik Nope, no matter how I place it, the sound still not to my favor as good as my Denton 80th, nothing to do with measurements.

The large glass screens are not helping much.

@@michaeledwards5241 Thanks for watching and feedback.

@@TroyUlysses Yes it is, I wish I can have more space, a challenge for apartment, but anyway I have to do bass reducer graphic EQ, I can see that I still very much prefer my near field monitor setup with Wharfedale Denton 80th, so much easier setup than living room home theater setup

@@Keith-p5j This is pretty amateur aha

@@itguru2037 Thanks for watchimg.

I would say in low to moderate volume, it still sounded excellent, of course best to have a little sound treatment and with matching gears, this speakers need a lot of clean power.

hmm I'm not sure, my result with Yamaha A-S701 is sounded thin and lack body, perhaps vintage Yamaha might works better, need powerful amp for this speakers.

I've owned NAD M22 v2 power amp too, so far it's best in distortion control and definition, but a bit less musical and forgiving if you going to listen a wide range of music, the best smooth musical is the Class D Audio SDS-470C so far, but it has heat issue in Malaysia here, which I solve by removing the cover and put some coins on the heat sink. The GAN mini is not bad, though I think it's a bit more aggressive and fatigue to listen to, most probably it won't bother you if you listen at low to moderate volume, but this amp also has peak power limitation where sound will be shut down when reach certain dynamic, maybe it will be great if to match with warmer and efficient speakers like Tannoy but I'm not sure.

@@wim1983 This Class D Audio SDS-470C sounds promising, I was aiming at ps audio stellar m1200 monoblocks but the pricing of this amps is hi. My micromega is not bad at all and rest of my system is audirvana player, ps audio directstream junior dac, musical fidelity M6SDAC, speakers are tannoys dimension td10, dimension td8, b&w cm9 s2. From my perspective ps audio and tannoys is the way to go, the only thing i miss in micromega is little more exposed bass.

@@azertyazer3513 Aha the SDS-470C is kinda like poor man power amp that works with my Wharfedale Denton 80th, surely there are better amps but I'm not sure how much more I have to pay for many rounds of long term listening trial. Not sure the SDS can be matched well with the Tannoy, my experience is the SDS will just give a bit of color on the midrange perhaps, at times I feel it bring out "tube" vibe to my Wharfedale Denton 80th, but it might not work with certain speakers to produce that vibe too. For the bass, I feel the SDS has just a little bit bass roll off for smoother listening experience comparing to NAD M22 v2 which is a bit more bassy neutral and more details that might irritate some people ears. Also not sure the SDS amp still in production as it's not listed anymore from the Website.

@@wim1983 Can you tell me which one have more bassy character SDS-470C or gan mini ?

@@azertyazer3513 The GAN seem more bass boosted, but then I feel that might be ok if listen in a treated room.

It's old phone single channel recording.

Thanks.

So far the Denton 80 (not 85th) has better bass tonal balance and elasticity (e.g. like drum music), overall coherence better.

@@wim1983 I've compared 4.2 to my Dentons and would agree with your observations. 4.2 sounded thin and small compared to dentons. Wonder how would 4.2 compare after they break in. Dentons needed a year or so.

@@miharoskar Yeah, I intend to put Evo 4.2 in slightly treated room, and with more transparent amp like NAD power amp master series M22, will see how it sound.

How do the Denton 80's compare to the 85's?

Huh?

The finish is walnut, I will strongly recommend walnut instead of mahogany finish, which looks a bit red orange to me, I'm looking for darker red mahogany finish but it seem it's not possible, walnut got a golden glow effect that's so amazing to stare at, not a fan of condom looks of most speakers glossy finish nowadays

A classic speakers that going to be hard to beat for some long long time!

That Denton is Wharfedales' hertiage model celebrating an earlier product line. Gotta love the stands, deep cabinets for a bookshelf and the rear ports. Did you bi-wire yours?

neonRTowner Nope, using original plates

huh?

YOu're thinking of Tharbamar

???

Slant eyes try an actual sentence instead of being so fucking lazy to type a few question marks. Lazy shit.

Effing racist

wow.. the Steve Huff himself commented here.. u should be proud bro.. anyway with all the lovely setup please get rid off that mamak table lol..

I have get rid of it ady and replaced with wood table for better looking, and also I found it pair best with Fostex HP-A3 and any decent transparent power amp like Class D Audio SDS-400C

nicee!!!.. class D now days are very good! keeping my eye on marantz hd-amp1.. went KL AV show hoping to see more class D amp and more affordable setup.. no luck.. elac unifi ub5 also not there yet.. but manage to audition this denton.. thumbs UP

The Denton is a near perfect speakers to enjoy a wide range of music collection, with pretty affordable price!

Aleks Apple Yes, certainly this speaker has limitation, you cannot go extreme loud without distortion, but it can go already pretty loud, the thing it achieve is less fatigueness over long listening session, if I going to describe, it relieve you more than a pair of Wharfedale Diamond 122, but does not go as violent as Diamond 122, and the finish and grill definitely one of the best, I simply cannot find another pair bookshelf that can match the outlook!

wim1983 k, thank you for the information, these are looking like a promising purchase for me :)

Aleks Apple Yes, definitely, I like the cabinet build, is the most bookshelf like speakers in the market, with pretty affordable price, I'm lucky to have one of 2000 limited edition in walnut color, the grill and the shining "W" icon so handsome! And I can imagine you can spend some good time to wait the speaker fully break in!

yeah, lol it'll probably be either these or the definitive technology sm55 for me then

wim1983 and i agree on the finish, it's beautiful!

+wim1983 Ok, are you saying they don't sound good with that Marantz. I have this amp and love it. Would you say they are better than the 10.2's?

+Paul Horn It will sound good and fine with Marantz PM6005, but this amp is not great enough, a bit rolled off and capped, not that kind of full blown and clean amplifications, I got a Class D Audio SDS-400C power amp, a great and transparent, still the Denton not necessary sound better than Diamond 10.2, it sound less fatigue and less forward, 10.2 of course is for bigger room, not recommended for small room. The Denton weaknesses lie in dynamic limitation, a bit rock n roll color as you expect it's vintage redesign, I'll use it as a decent secondary bedroom system though, note that both of the speakers are rear ported, I do find that it's not as easy to place as Diamond 9 series, that series can be the last you need to hunt for...