Good video, but I think that all depends of the preferences that you may have, for example my purpose is movies and video games so I am really gonna need a home theater setup with an immersive audio and enjoy. However, there is other preference which is music and everyone use stereo because all song are recorded in the 2 channels. So I would not recommend using stereo for movies and video games. I have a question, what do you think about playing music by bluetooth? do you loose audio quality?
Good points. Make sure you catch my next vid. “5 reasons home theater is better than stereo”. I am a home theater guy en el mi corazon. Yes you do loose some quality with Bluetooth depending on the streaming device. With better quality streamers you don’t loose as much quality as just loudness. Thanks for watching and commenting as always
Two channel is definitely simpler. Even though my two channel system is all active tri amplified it's still dramatically simpler than the HT. Just doing the wiring in the big CBT lines I'm building is turning into a royal pain. I still haven't sorted out what I'm going to do for surrounds, Atmos, etc. I guess I'll figure that out when I get to it. I'm starting to think I've bitten off more than I can chew with this project! Building a two channel system is easy!
So right you are! I just finished my 15 speaker Atmos set up and I still have a ways to go on my room. To me they’re both exciting and fun hobbies but sometimes I do feel less is more. Thanks for watching and commenting
Two channel simpler? Well for my streaming setup I use 2 audiophile switches next to my normal router all feed by a lineare powersupply. The rabbit hole is realllllly deep
I've always gone the surround sound route for home theater but I've decided to downgrade and remove all the channels from my apartment. I've gone down to a 2 channel system that I'm currently building. Ive had a high end 11 channel SS but as ive gotten older I prefer super high quality audio at low to moderate listening levels. Purchased the JBL 4309 Studio Moniotrs, Yamaha AS1200 Integrated and just ordered the Panasonic UB9000 for 4k and also CD playback. Just need to find a good DAC that I can run optical out of my TV into the Yammie. Great vid!
Nice system. Same for me, as I get older I don’t listen as loud as I used to. But I thinks it’s so enjoyable to have great sound at the lower levels. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciate the support it helps the channel grow.
Yes, it is possible to build an excellent stereo system on a budget; nevertheless, some experience is needed to pick up the right stuff and to find the best matches. Furthermore, experience is also needed to avoid the audiophile snake oil products (I can tell). Sometimes it is not easy to find the best match for our system and we spend more and more. As a recovering audiophile, I recall that my first impulse was to buy the most expensive gear I can afford... and this is a mistake.
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You’re 100% right keep up the great job! 😎👍
Thanks bro.
para música es mejor 2 channel, mas natural. En un concierto la música es similar al estéreo, proviene desde adelante, no te envuelve.
Buenos puntos. Gracias.
Good video, but I think that all depends of the preferences that you may have, for example my purpose is movies and video games so I am really gonna need a home theater setup with an immersive audio and enjoy. However, there is other preference which is music and everyone use stereo because all song are recorded in the 2 channels. So I would not recommend using stereo for movies and video games. I have a question, what do you think about playing music by bluetooth? do you loose audio quality?
Good points. Make sure you catch my next vid. “5 reasons home theater is better than stereo”. I am a home theater guy en el mi corazon. Yes you do loose some quality with Bluetooth depending on the streaming device. With better quality streamers you don’t loose as much quality as just loudness. Thanks for watching and commenting as always
Two channel is definitely simpler. Even though my two channel system is all active tri amplified it's still dramatically simpler than the HT. Just doing the wiring in the big CBT lines I'm building is turning into a royal pain.
I still haven't sorted out what I'm going to do for surrounds, Atmos, etc. I guess I'll figure that out when I get to it. I'm starting to think I've bitten off more than I can chew with this project! Building a two channel system is easy!
So right you are! I just finished my 15 speaker Atmos set up and I still have a ways to go on my room. To me they’re both exciting and fun hobbies but sometimes I do feel less is more. Thanks for watching and commenting
Two channel simpler? Well for my streaming setup I use 2 audiophile switches next to my normal router all feed by a lineare powersupply. The rabbit hole is realllllly deep
@@nicktube3904 haha Facts!
I've always gone the surround sound route for home theater but I've decided to downgrade and remove all the channels from my apartment. I've gone down to a 2 channel system that I'm currently building. Ive had a high end 11 channel SS but as ive gotten older I prefer super high quality audio at low to moderate listening levels. Purchased the JBL 4309 Studio Moniotrs, Yamaha AS1200 Integrated and just ordered the Panasonic UB9000 for 4k and also CD playback. Just need to find a good DAC that I can run optical out of my TV into the Yammie. Great vid!
Nice system. Same for me, as I get older I don’t listen as loud as I used to. But I thinks it’s so enjoyable to have great sound at the lower levels. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciate the support it helps the channel grow.
Yes, it is possible to build an excellent stereo system on a budget; nevertheless, some experience is needed to pick up the right stuff and to find the best matches. Furthermore, experience is also needed to avoid the audiophile snake oil products (I can tell). Sometimes it is not easy to find the best match for our system and we spend more and more. As a recovering audiophile, I recall that my first impulse was to buy the most expensive gear I can afford... and this is a mistake.
Good advice. I appreciate your point of view. Thank you for commenting and watching