DIY Speakers - Accuton & Scan Speak 2 way bookshelf

Say You, Say Me - Denise King, Massimo Faraò Trio
DIY Speakers : Scanspeak 9900 (tweeter), Accuton C173-6-95e (Woofer)
Recording : RODE M5 matched pair mic, Kurzweil Unite-2
#diy #scanspeak #accuton #speakers #hifi #audio #audiophile

[@ryanfitzpatrick3256]

That's a winner! World class!

[@kimdh008]

Thanks for the compliment.🤗

[@hanajeong929]

What a nice sound!!

[@partia7]

great..

[@KimSatGat]

와~~ 소리가 기가맥힙니다.

[@kimdh008]

감사합니다.^^

[@thawatpuengpob8053]

😊🙋‍♂️

[@MrDeloiu]

Sounds great. Can you put more details about the project?

[@kimdh008]

Here's a post about an early version
It was a combination of an Audiotechnoloy midwoofer and a Scan-speak 9900 tweeter.
www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/rockport-style-2way-speaker-diy-project.341956/
Since then, it has gone through several revisions.
blog.naver.com/kimdh08/223291404361
This blog is written in Korean, but you can read it with a translator.

[@MrDeloiu]

Thank you! ​@@kimdh008

[@MrDeloiu]

@@kimdh008 Thank you!

[@VendendoNaInternetAgora]

Magnificent. One question... How do you capture the audio in the video? Is it with a professional and/or special microphone? And when uploading the video to RUclips, what specification and/or resolution is the audio configured in? Do you upload the audio to RUclips in “Wave” or “FLAC”?

[@kimdh008]

I wrote recording device info in video description.
RODE M5 matched pair mic and Kurzweil Unite-2 audio interface are used. They are not professional devices, but good enough for me.
I upload video in FLAC format, but RUclips converts it to OPUS codec.

[@VendendoNaInternetAgora]

Thanks for answering.

[@VendendoNaInternetAgora]

Thanks for answering. I have some questions... You said that you upload the audio file in FLAC format, but RUclips converts it to the OPUS codec. Is there audio compression in this conversion from FLAC to OPUS? Is there a loss of quality?

[@kimdh008]

@@VendendoNaInternetAgora As yo know, both codecs are compressed formats, but FLAC is lossless while OPUS is lossy, so in theory there is some loss of sound quality. However, whether you can hear this loss will vary from person to person.