Wharfedale AURA 4 soundtest

Wharfedale AURA 4 soundtest - 3999eur/pair.
Equipment used:
Matrix Element Pure X2 as streamer:
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Audiolab 9000A as amplifier:
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Equipment used:
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Ringlight: amzn.to/3OxftGO
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00:00 ANBR - Premiere
03:15 Ian Post - Clarity
05:21 Southside Aces - Roar
06:20 Cosmonkey - Champion
07:11 Ian Post - Canon in D Major (Pachelbel)
09:48 Ian Post - On The Way
12:30 Low Light - Never Lost
16:31 Jimit - Boom Boom Clap
18:26 Guesthouse - Got It Like That
20:46 Out of Flux - Sunny Dance

[@Karto86]

Weird, there's almost no bass and the woofers doesn't seem to be moving at all

[@cyphermote6857]

Poor audio recording quality gives an incorrect impression of the speakers.

[@michaeledwards5241]

I think the speakers need a bit more power.

[@gasolin75]

WHY ?

[@0trmc0]

The low-frequency spectrum has absent. Where are the midbass/bass!
For me the sound is very sharp and uncomfortable.

[@guidoastolfoni]

It's true, the bass is missing

[@AKA1Ralph]

they are rated at frequency response: 37-22,000 Hz (±3dB)@@guidoastolfoni

[@owisun85]

Bad recording

[@writenamehere0000]

Most speakers of today are good and similar sounding. Sadly.

[@dan-qe1tb]

What is the purpose of this video? You really need to talk about what they sound like, especially compared to other speakers. You are forcing people to listen to hi-fi speakers through low-fi equipment. Every video sounds the same, on my end..

[@dan-qe1tb]

@@halzucati Who's the lame one here. I've been an audiophile since the 1980s and at that time, had helped my Dad select components. He would give me his previous speakers and amps. I go through, $5000 worth of audio equipment every year. I sell things that other people may prefer to what I order next, just because I enjoy trying a new sound. I've owned ten pairs of headphones and six sets of speakers in the past four years. I usually lose hundreds of dollars on every item I sell, and don't care. I listen to at least two pairs of headphones and five sets of speakers every month. At shows I can easily try five or more of each in one day. Local retailer always has RP-600Ms playing. They may appeal to some people, but I'm not one of them. They're attention getting at first, but aren't accurate. Place doesn't sell any headphones for me to compare them against, but Grado RS-1x and RS-2x out-resolve the Klipsch RP-600M. My Wharfedales which start at about the same price point, are behind some headphones at the $700 to $1500 price point in resolution. Especially Focal Clear and HiFiMan Arya. Arya, HE-1000 and Sennheiser HD800 in particular, have high resolution and large sound stages. Great speakers can sound dull or brassy if they're not placed in the right place in the right room. Also, huge room nodes are possible which smear the bass below 90 Hz.

[@bhaskarsaikia5586]

Yes, indeed, whats the point of these videos if you can't talk about how they sound like and your very own viewpoints on these after listening to their performances closely. If only speakers could be auditioned just like that by watching you tube vids, we wouldn't be needing to visit showrooms pr store. @halzucati bro you need to up your thinking a bit. Willl you buy your speakers after having audiotioned them on you tube with a good pair of headphones. These speaker comparision vids just give us a little insight on how their bass treble and mids compares between them but you can know how individually they sound like only when you demo them up-close. So the comparision video maker just needs to speak.

[@dan-qe1tb]

@@bhaskarsaikia5586 There is also no way I can listen to them in person. No showrooms in DFW. I'm going to AXPONA, that should do it.