Dolby Atmos Test
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Dolby Atmos test : Bladerunner 2049
Equipment
LG Oled 77G36LA
Mediaplayer Dune HD Max Vision 4K
Denon AVR-X4300H Auro 3D upgrade
Front Speakers Yamaha AST-S1
Center speaker Dynaudio Contour Center
Surround Speakers Yamaha AST-S1
Back Surround Speakers Mirage AVS-200
Front height Speakers Yamaha AST-S1
Rear Height Speakers Yamaha AST-S1
Subwoofers Audio physic Luna
Audio physic Yara
Amplifiers Yamaha AST-A10 4x. With AST-KS1 cartridge, for operating the Yamaha AST-S1 in Active Servo Processing
Buttkicker LFE 2x couch mounted with AMP BKA1000-4A
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Get the sofa off the rear wall... You can thank me later :)
Hello
I already answered earlier in another comment 😉
I am aware that it is not the ideal arrangement for the rear speakers.
But I have to make concessions regarding the setup.
My high end setup (electrocompaniet, Audiophysic Virgo Mkll) has an absolutely perfect soundstage.
These speakers need a lot of space, they are also placed quite far from the front wall, and therefore towards the front of the room.
And believe me, according to the designer, the best arrangement would be that you as a listener should also sit against the back wall.
Unfortunately, the sofa cannot move forward because then I would not be able to enjoy the great soundstage of my Audiophysic speaker😏
As for the experience in my home theater, the sound sounds more than okay, but unfortunately not optimal in terms of playback with Atmos, Auro3D, etc.
But I can live with it very well.
In any case, listeners who come to see films are enthusiastic, and so am I
In my previous home I indeed had a much better setup.
Then the front and rear were the same distance from the MLP, and that was about 3 meters from the front and also 3 meters from the rears.
Thank you for your comment😄
Cool setup. I love the position of your stereo speakers. Boundary interference of nearby walls actually stifles the two channels soundstage.
I bet you're two channel stereo sounds great. However, when it comes the multi-channel listening and if this was my setup... moving the couch off the back wall by at least a foot will allow you to aim the surrounds at the MLP. Plus by having the audio move around you will not only give you a more enveloping experience, but actually by having the couch positioned away from the rear wall also helps with the low-end, too. Corners are most prevalent. However, low frequencies (bass) also tend to stack up near the rear walls. Even the best room EQ or going multiple subs can't fix what's unfixable! Even though I'm listening in a small living room, the main priority was to have the couch positioned away from the rear wall for this very reason. If interested you might be able to make it out viewing this short video..
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Hi thanks for your response.
I am aware of the limits of my front speakers close to the wall.
But I wanted a setup that can be used for both high-end and hometheater.
More important to me is the high-end setup for the audio physics Virgo speakers.
Both setups are completely separated from each other, both in terms of equipment and power supply.
It was therefore more important for me to have the audiophysic Virgo free from the side and front walls, in other words enough space to do full justice to the soundstage of the audiophysic Virgo.
Before the renovation, both speakers were next to each other and that took up a bit too much space.
I had to make a compromise for the couch, moving further forward is not an option because I would have problems with my audio physics and the listening position.
Things just don't work any differently now.
At my previous home I actually had better space for my hometheater.
I appreciate your opinion on how things can be improved and I am also aware of how things can be improved.
I have been involved with high-end and hometheater since the 1980s.
Back then mainly with Yamaha and their sound DSP decoders 😃
In general, I am satisfied with the sound of my hometheater, but I would like to do an extensive measurement afterwards to get the most out of this setup.
Regards John
@@engelsje1 yeah, man being satisfied. That's what it's all about.
Sometimes, when I see people setups, I think to myself... if this was mine, I would do this or that. Rather than diving in, maybe I should have checked your channel out first 🙄
I don't know you but I'm sure I don't have to apologise. Just like myself, I'm sure you're aware it's all about the listening.
@@totalplonker824 of course no apology needed 😉 we’re doing it for our hobby, and enjoy explore more videos from enthusiasts like us .
Did you a full measurement with audyssey pro or other software.?
@@engelsje1 the unit I'm running is a high-performance AVR. As well as state of the art Dirac Live room correction (@no extra charge), the ARCAM AVR20 also has an audiophile grade dac, a huge toroidal transformer, non-of-the-shelf (specially sourced) resistors & capacitors, plus a toroid amplifier. Which is boosted with a couple of matching 4-ch power amps (Atmos/front stage). The arcam avr20 has a very realistic analogue sound (non-digital sounding), plus the unit is so well balanced while watching a movie, and the movie sound dynamics happen to change. No more having to reach for the remote control. In fact, listening to movies, I can't record EVER having to reach for the remote control! And to think cos it's successor, the AVR 21 has now been released for quite a while. One can now purchase this avr20 nearly half price (£2,000)
It's the best sounding AVR I've heard to date. And Btw I auditioned three of the bastards before I settled on this one.
Lovely speakers, the room is in desperate need of some acoustical panels. Otherwise it's like you're in a cave listening to stuff.
Room is now treated with acoustic panels
ruclips.net/video/RwMGx6EvcxA/видео.htmlsi=myvi5zAnhwx01In4
@@engelsje1 you have created paradise it looks and sounds amazing. Great music choice
Love the setup but the room isn't too small?
For me the room is to small😅, but it’s not possible to make an dedicated hometheater room
The part of that area in the living-room is 4.5 meter x 4 meters, so not actually a very small listening area
Where are the subwoofer
@@Speakerpro7435 there are 2! Buttkickers transducers LFE mounted in the couch, and 2’ Audiophysic subs in the corners
@@engelsje1 oh ok
Love the water vibrating. This film has tons of Atmos in it, but my favorite scene is also when Gosling's ship lands at the farm.
Yeah that scene did rock, also the end fight scene, the water scene!
Clean!
I think they need a few more speakers.
I will consider it 🤣
Buddy why front speakers are so front maybe someone will fall in the speaker and also the position of the atmos back are looking to the tv not to the MLP how you hear the sound clear Since the speaker is not looking at you???
Hi,
Thanks for your message.
They are 2 complete separate systems from each other.
1.for high and audio
2.for home theater.
The front speakers that have a lot of space are the audio physic virgo2
These require quite a bit of space and the ideal listening position as a listener is to sit against a wall.
all to experience the stunning soundstage these speakers are capable of.
This is according to the designer, and by trying all kinds of listening positions, this has also been found to be the best by me and other listeners.
The different review also states that listeners prefer a spacious, free arrangement of the speakers, and that the listener should sit against the wall.
As for the Atmos speakers, they are installed as a preferred setting for Auro3D and are at an angle of 30 degrees.
It may seem very different on the video, but believe me the sound is very satisfying.
I also know that the arrangement of the surround and hight speakers is not ideal.
Actually, as a listener you should sit at least 1 meter forward.
But I have to compromise on this.
And that is the choice I made.
I can imagine that in a completely customized home theater room this will certainly sound different.
But that's what I have to live with.
After all, my main hobby is my High-end system and that should be optimal settings.
Greeting
heh,this is not atmos.
No, it’s just for own purposes as an test for the equipment
Vvvbvh😢😢
Would you recommend an upfiring Dolby Atmos set-up seen on soundbar
You could have benefit from using Dolby Atmos up-firing speakers at an soundbar setup.
In a dedicated speaker setup I wouldn’t recommend using up-firing speakers for atmos, because for a dedicated setup you need to use ceiling or height speakers in a atmos setup .
It’s an immersive experience for movies 😃
But of your are limited with your soundbar setup i would definitely use them, to enhance your atmos sound
Good luck with that 👌🏻
How much is this setup? Amazing
Let’s say this hobby is out of control, LOL 😂
But I can enjoy every single day of it .
Started many years ago with this hobby.
Buying equipment and after years selling it, to buy another equipment and so on.
And now this is it where it slowly ends 😅
1st thought comes to mind what an overkill of speakers.. Didn't do it for me apologies
Thanks for your comment.
It has only to do that these are 2 separate systems what I use .
The tower speakers(audio Physic Virgo) are only using for 2 channel high end audio, with the electrocompaniet equipment.
My wife is happy with it 😄
@@engelsje1 I figured that it was different systems. I do the same. Looks like I have a mess, but it's for 3 separate systems in a tiny space.
@@engelsje1i thought it was animated with 3D rendering
what is this? 8.2.4 system?
It’s a 7.2.4 setup
The big towers are not used for hometheater
There only used for high end 2 channel listening with the electrocompaniet equipment
@@engelsje1 i thought i saw back center also.
What movie is this?
Bladerunner 2049
@@engelsje1 thank you
copywrite infingement lol
The power bill 😂😂
Tempting
Fantastic setup, regardless of the room arrangement, fantastic setup.
Thanks for your kind words 🙏