Are These The Flattest Speakers? The Fluid Audio Image 2
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ATC SCM20ASL
For the desktop, Eve SC203 & TS107 underneath.
Mackie MR624
Barefoot 03's
Hello Warren, what keyboard is that in the desk?
I've had a pair of these in my studio for about 5 months now and they are phenomenal. The low end is very nice, already did a film score with them and mixing it was a breeze.
Thanks ever so much for sharing!
Saw the title and was worried about my bank account but when i saw the price i stopped worrying lol
Haha phew!
SoundID really doing the great job here! Tough that "cube mode" gives that instant "radio check" soundprint. Nice.
Thanks ever so much for sharing!
Great video!
Thanks ever so much!
Very interesting video, especially after the 7 speaker shootout video
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Marvellous!
Thanks ever so much!
Great review yet again warren
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks ever so much!
With the soundId correction on - it‘s fantastic. Probably I would reduce the correction a bit to have more low end. I use Adams T7Vs. So I know these tweeters well. 👌🏼
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the review,Warren.
You're very welcome!
I like the sound {of your room} without correction !!!
Yes, it's pretty amazing sounding!
Thanks Warren. Can you tell me what is the distance between the speakers? I assume judging by the 43" wide console, and accounting for the (39") depth of the console, they sit somewhere around 75" to 80" apart. I am even close? :D
I'll have to measure!
The speaker/monitor wall mounts. They look nice. What are they? thanks in advance!!!
Have they released a tour of the new studio space yet?
Have we done a studio tour of the new spitfire yet? No not yet!
How do we feel they perform in the easiest comparison ever? Thomas Barefoot doesn't want to see that, guaranteed, so you should do it.
Going to use them for a while to report back!
Not nearly as boomy with sound ID and it’s almost like the midrange comes alive as well.
Thanks ever so much for sharing
I would be interested to see the directivity measurements on these.
Marvellous!
@@Producelikeaprothe directivity index would show how even the spread is through the spectrum. Ideally it should narrow as it gets higher in frequency. That way you separate spatial cues between the two sides, and you have less high frequency energy hitting the first reflection points.
If the crossover points aren't quite right, like if the drivers are too far apart, or the crossover point is set too high, you'll see the dispersion suddenly going back down before going back up. Usually in the lower treble because of crossover to the tweeter. What can happen then is that the energy here is spread MORE out to the side walls than the energy above and below it, so the unpleasant lower treble is what gets reflected around the room more.
After 23 years, in 2023 I bought thin-film AMT ribbon tweeter speaker GoldenEar BRX and I love them so much that I bought a 3rd one as the center speaker for the home theater.
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8:18 So Roland is God? On the first day, Roland created Adam and Eve tweeters. On the second day they were cast out of the Studio of Eden, giving us biblical accuracy in our tweeters ever since.
Haha thanks for the great comment!
And NO, he is NOT God! He is very talented though
Is this an Adam product?
No, not at all, different company
2:50 that speaker looks like it’s extremely close to the back wall. Doesn’t that cause a huge bass bump?
Maybe it's also what causes so much bass cut after correction. To the extent I'd maybe even worry about mixing low end with it (maybe I'm wrong, it's just recording), but at least it's not so boomy.
We had a huge amount of experimentation finding the best, flattest position for the speakers.
@@Producelikeapro I really appreciate it. It was just something I observed in my own room - the left sepaelr especially had some big bass bumps due to proximity to a corner that I needed to correct. But I guess high frequency preoblems can be just as problematic.
@@realraven2000 Thanks ever so much for sharing Axel!
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Marvellous
Eve 3070, cant go wrong!
Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks Uriel!
I bet that horn makes the ribbon sound good but i believe for reference it will kind of fool you and your actual mix might sound kind of dull
I mean, the measurements show an even amount of treble.
@@MFKitten its prob not a big difference but recessed inclosures usually add treble so if the measurements were flat and your trying to mix on them then your mix will come out with less treble
@@Durkhead that's not quite how it works. What the horn does is narrow down the response and increase the efficiency of the driver. Having the horn there means you don't get as much side wall reflection of the treble bouncing around.
With a waveguide/horn loaded tweeter, that also has a well adjusted output to compensate for the harshness that horns inherently add, you will have a cleaner flatter sounding treble.
@@MFKitten my point is the horn is altering the sound after it comes out of the speaker so when you try to mix on them you think theres enough treble but because the horn made the tweeter more efficient (louder) you dont actually add enough treble but like i said its prob not a big deal
@@Durkhead and my point is an acoustic measurement revealed that to not be the case here. The amount of treble is perfectly balanced vs the mids, and the treble is very even and smooth.
You said Adam & Eve 😄
Haha I did!
Thanks ever so much!