I remember ordering their j2 dac years ago. Great value and customer service from the get go. That dac and ab amp with the sp 888s could probably be my end game setup.
Awesome to see ya tour the rooms with Geshelli .. I had them on live for my instagram last night ( uploaded to YT after ) Those units up front will be really great when ready.
Pretty cool. I wonder if Gesheli has done a all black front and carved case version. They could possibly even use MDF to keep the price down. I think it would look cool! 👍🏻
Incredible gear for the money , very impressive, I’m a huge fan of wood with my gear so that is appealing to me. Can you link their business in the description? Thanks Jason
Dac starts at $1300....power amp $2000......why are you so blown away by that? There are plenty of other manufacturers that are at similar price points or even less out there. I know you like different looking but keep in mind those prices are at the regular looking cost
It’s what you get for that money, did you watch the same video we did? That wood and custom cut like that would be a premium cost with most companies, so to be able to provide a Dac/amp at a reasonable price with custom woodwork like that is actually a bargain.
@@Audiofreak71 looks like you didn't watch the same video. All the fancy looks do not come at the prices I mentioned. Plus... it's all about how something looks versus How It's Made overall meaning internally also and how it sounds?? You are easy to please.lol
@@ryanschipp8513Ghashelli Labs have aacuired a following both in the headphones and entry hifi comunity woth their dacs and headphone amps you should do some research. All made in house by a the same family in USA (not China). Believe me there price to performance is really good. Now they are st3pping up their game to thei amplification stereo and the fill dual mono desing dac. Also the ownwer of this youtube run in the realle really high end spectre of audio; so for him seeing a 2500 int amp woth all this costumization is something really good for him
You can't tell anything about the sound from a video like this. I know the SourcePoint 10's very well, being a Canadian dealer, and they're an incredible speaker, but I have no experience with Geshelli. Cool looking cases.
You can't possibly tell what anything really sounds like on RUclips first of all. Never mind that you could hear that in a different room than yours, and bring it home to your room. And the same setup will sound different. Audio is not like most things in that way. This also means that you've got be careful, because something may sound amazing. But for reasons that you don't know, and you're not going to be able to easily/cheaply duplicate at home. For instance low end speakers. Set up perfectly. I'm a well treated room. And playing on really high end gear that someone with really good ears spent time on figuring out has great synergy with those speakers. So they'll never sound that way once you get them home unfortunately. But the general rule is that you don't go to audio shows for the sound. And same thing with a big box store. Neither a hotel room. Nor a cavernous warehouse make for great sound. Sure there's tricks that people figure out over time to get better at it. So you'll see some amazing sounding rooms. But it's hardly fair (to yourself I mean, not the company) to compare to other people who's stuff may actually sound better at home. But because they don't do a lot of shows. Their rooms sound inferior unfortunately. ✌️
It's hard to screw up a DAC nowadays for at least a baseline on high quality performance. Nevertheless, I haven't reviewed their stuff officially, so you may want to check with those that have. I remember seeing a quote from Cheapaudioman on one of the banners.
Thank you so much for taking the time to check out our gear. You were very kind to us and we're still talking about your visit to our rooms.
My pleasure to feature companies doing things the right way and making great gear accessible to all budgets.
That solid wood box is gorgeous. Thay certainly do have the best looking units available.
Looks incredible! What a family those guys! Wishing them great success!
Geshelli makes great products and I am super stoked to see this new amp come out. It might just fit perfectly into my system!
"That's the kind of business that built America."
That's why I love these people.
I remember ordering their j2 dac years ago. Great value and customer service from the get go. That dac and ab amp with the sp 888s could probably be my end game setup.
Awesome to see ya tour the rooms with Geshelli .. I had them on live for my instagram last night ( uploaded to YT after )
Those units up front will be really great when ready.
I recently bought the J2, can’t wait to get it 🇺🇸
Great video, thx!
I like the look of their full size components
Pretty cool. I wonder if Gesheli has done a all black front and carved case version. They could possibly even use MDF to keep the price down. I think it would look cool! 👍🏻
Incredible gear for the money , very impressive, I’m a huge fan of wood with my gear so that is appealing to me. Can you link their business in the description? Thanks Jason
Looks to be GR Research 12tc speaker cables. Good Job.
It might have been, but I didn't notice a rope core from a distance.
Lovely looking gear and great value and hope they have great success but how can you go to a show and not know all the costs?
Dac starts at $1300....power amp $2000......why are you so blown away by that? There are plenty of other manufacturers that are at similar price points or even less out there. I know you like different looking but keep in mind those prices are at the regular looking cost
It’s what you get for that money, did you watch the same video we did? That wood and custom cut like that would be a premium cost with most companies, so to be able to provide a Dac/amp at a reasonable price with custom woodwork like that is actually a bargain.
@@Audiofreak71 looks like you didn't watch the same video. All the fancy looks do not come at the prices I mentioned. Plus... it's all about how something looks versus How It's Made overall meaning internally also and how it sounds?? You are easy to please.lol
@@ryanschipp8513they have dacs starting at 220 bucks, wood frame
Are you for real??. Made in Florida USA, great looks cotuk wood work and finishes etc....!! Other would charge 2 or 3 times that !!
@@ryanschipp8513Ghashelli Labs have aacuired a following both in the headphones and entry hifi comunity woth their dacs and headphone amps you should do some research. All made in house by a the same family in USA (not China). Believe me there price to performance is really good. Now they are st3pping up their game to thei amplification stereo and the fill dual mono desing dac.
Also the ownwer of this youtube run in the realle really high end spectre of audio; so for him seeing a 2500 int amp woth all this costumization is something really good for him
The best of the sow !!!😊
Not crazy about the sound but the casework is so cool
You can't tell anything about the sound from a video like this. I know the SourcePoint 10's very well, being a Canadian dealer, and they're an incredible speaker, but I have no experience with Geshelli. Cool looking cases.
You can't possibly tell what anything really sounds like on RUclips first of all. Never mind that you could hear that in a different room than yours, and bring it home to your room. And the same setup will sound different.
Audio is not like most things in that way. This also means that you've got be careful, because something may sound amazing. But for reasons that you don't know, and you're not going to be able to easily/cheaply duplicate at home.
For instance low end speakers. Set up perfectly. I'm a well treated room. And playing on really high end gear that someone with really good ears spent time on figuring out has great synergy with those speakers. So they'll never sound that way once you get them home unfortunately.
But the general rule is that you don't go to audio shows for the sound. And same thing with a big box store. Neither a hotel room. Nor a cavernous warehouse make for great sound.
Sure there's tricks that people figure out over time to get better at it. So you'll see some amazing sounding rooms. But it's hardly fair (to yourself I mean, not the company) to compare to other people who's stuff may actually sound better at home. But because they don't do a lot of shows. Their rooms sound inferior unfortunately. ✌️
Yes but are they any good?
It's hard to screw up a DAC nowadays for at least a baseline on high quality performance. Nevertheless, I haven't reviewed their stuff officially, so you may want to check with those that have. I remember seeing a quote from Cheapaudioman on one of the banners.