This is a nice arendal advertisement. What do your other channel sponsors you work with think about this? You’re essentially bypassing them and pushing products they can’t sell (dream media, audio advice, etc). Also, how can any of your reviews be trusted when you guys are obviously making sponsored content like this with links that point back to you for profit? Let’s see if you can answer truthfully or if you get defensive. 😂
I'll be more than happy to answer truthfully, because I have nothing to hide. Arendal Sound is a channel sponsor. That is clearly stated in any video that is sponsored by Arendal, both verbally and in the description of those videos. Contrary to your assumption, this video isn't sponsored. Arendal sent Gene a pair of bookshelf speakers to review. They got held up in customs for over a month and ended up being shipped back to Norway. Gene reached out to me to see if he and Don could come by to hear the Arendal speakers. Gene took measurements in my room and shared them in his video. Others have done the same. It's fine if you don't believe what I say about the 1528 series, but the measurements don't lie. Because Arendal is a channel sponsor, I do not receive any affiliate commissions on any Arendal purchases. Any other assumptions you want to make? Have a blessed week.
Also, Jay has measurements on his channel as well. I believe he was the first to measure the 1528 Tower 8 speakers. Here is his review - ruclips.net/video/sYZRsArHmW8/видео.html.
I forgot to mention I've never worked with Dreamedia, and certainly have never been sponsored by them. Audio Advice have sponsored a few videos over the years, mostly videos that I filmed at Audio Advice Live interviewing brands that they wanted to highlight at the show. Regardless of who my sponsors are, I will always continue to share great products that I feel my audience would enjoy.
I"m not sure what you find funny. Every description of my videos state "Disclosure: Affiliate Links are used in the description of this video. I earn from qualifying purchases." Yes, if someone makes a purchase using my Amazon, Crutchfield, or Audio Advice affiliate links, I receive an affiliate commission. That's how affiliate links work. The links for Arendal are tracked through my Bit.ly account so I can see how much traffic they generate, but they are not affiliate links. I do not make any commission off of any Arendal sales.
Don killed it. As a two channel first audiophile, I wholeheartedly agree with Don. Setup of main L&R speakers is essential for stereo and multichannel great music and movie reproduction. Hey Mike, I'm Clearwater just an hour and half from you. I can bring my test tracks over for two channel critical listening. Enjoy the 1528 guys.
Great video, @Youthman ! This process is imperative for two-channel listening and can make a huge difference when setting up a proper soundstage. You need more of these videos!
Bringing my speakers out an extra 5 inches, brought my F0 from 36hz down to 26hz. A little makes a big difference in audio. It takes me a good week to nail my speakers positioning in a 2 channel rig.
Guys thanks for video. Very helpful. There’s a lot of information online about home theater setup but not a lot on 2 channel listening. I moved from a HT setup to a 2.2 music only setup so this is great information. I agree on the speaker positioning, measuring, and using painters tape to mark the floor. Listening to music you know by heart is important as you test positioning because you know what you’re listening to and you’ll know when it sounds best. Keep up the great work and rock on!
Awesome seeing you guys all together! I really enjoyed this video. A lot of people underestimate how important it is to properly set up speakers. Good job, I enjoyed you swapping up the content. Good stuff.
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I agree and I don't use a center in my 5.1 system, for me it sounds better than with a center. Once the front speakers are setup correctly and you sit in the center sweetspot then it can give you a real nice centerstage where the vocals / voices are coming right from where the TV / screen is. The way I find it better is because it doesnt sound like it's coming from a box below the TV, thats how it often sounds to me with a center. Instead it sounds more as if they are standing in my room speaking, it's def. something worth testing and trying out if you normally watch movies alone or maybe with one other person, it can actually work out great.
This was really helpful. The AV installer didn’t make any adjustments when they installed my system. I’m very limited in placement so I can’t move mine 1 foot. I’m happy with my 1723 monitors but Don may have saved me at least 5k. 😅
Hey. Great video but this is quite far from a perfect triangle? If the distance between the speakers is 2,9 m, and the perpendicular distance to the seating position is 2,9 m, the other sides of the triangle would be about 3.3 meters.
Michael, Gene, and Don, fantastic video - Sure made me want to hear these for myself! Many thanks to all three of you for what you do for 'Our Community', I have personally benefited through the years from all three of you. Michael with all that fabulous gear, you should just hand select a good Hi-Resolution hour long playlist, light just a few candles, (battery operated ones for me) turn out all the lights, and transport yourself to 'Audio Nirvana' with "The Power of Music" - Cheers!
Thank you for Arendal 1528 series videos. 1528 Monitor 8 seems more appropriate this kind of volume. I could live with 40hz bass extension. One problem its not cute as towers. Wish they make S line as 1723.
Saved to my "Home Theater" playlist immediately! Thanks for sharing, gentleman. I found one of those Bosch laser measuring tools online and cop it soon!
Great video guys. I wish Arendal would offer some more colors though. I want these in piano black with black woofers like the new Monitor Audio Gold 6G series. Also I did a few calculations and these towers with their 4 8" woofers have 10% more surface area than a 15" stand mount speaker!
Before i spent a big chunk on speakers to go in a room with bad acoustics i'd have Don's outfit cover the walls with Owens Corning and then Guilford of Maine for a nice look. Everyday conversation would be so much more pleasant as well.
If you have the money for these speakers, having an acoustician to design a custom acoustic wall, shouldn’t be a problem and would be a great idea. It’s just going to be really expensive.
Both. The perfect system would be identical speakers in every location. The reality is most of us cannot do that. I would create the best front sound stage you can that fits within your budget, and build around that
It's better if you have all matching speakers and you're sitting equidistant from all of them. That's how top studios are setup for mixing. But only if you have the space to fit that kind of setup.
A proper 2 channel setup makes me climb out of my chair to make sure my center channel isn’t on. The ghost center channel can be pretty impressive, Ive fooled people into thinking it was on when it isn’t.
I’ve been there many times when reviewing speakers. It’s pretty funny when you get up out of your seat and realize it’s only the two speakers that are playing that Center image it’s a great feeling.
Well, this is a Home Theater channel 🤣 I’m probably 90% home theater, and 10% music. Likewise, I never sit down in a seat to listen to music for more than five minutes.
@ gorgeous speakers and space in the home. Thanks for letting us in. Yeah, with one 15” I’m dealing with 500ms decay at 20 and 40hz. Furnishings have helped me average around 350ms outside those lower frequencies in the theater. Still pending testing in 2.1, however one of the little known functions of the WIIM Pro Plus is the calibration feature as it was developed after most reviews. Got to say it’s like adding a minidsp. Will do some before and after with it. Turntables will likely never be calibrated to this level.
12” is a good distance. The further you can get it from your front wall, the less interaction it has with the room. That’s why in a lot of Two channel set ups, the speakers will be several feet out into the room. But that’s not practical for most people’s living room like mine.
I have a centered phantom image when i play 2ch, but only if i am dead centerd on the couch. If i move slightly left or right the phanto image moves as well. I think it's normal but how much should i feel this?
That's totally normal. As you move to a side from your main listening position, lets say for instance, to the left. As you move left, the speakers levels are going to change. As you were in the main listening position, they would have been perfectly balanced. But since you moved left, now the left is going to be louder than the right, and that is going to pull the center image to the left.
The bottom line is you start with the speakers facing straightforward. Listen to them and or take measurements. Use one of the rear feet as a pivot point and swing the speaker inward 1 inch. Continue the process until the speaker sound the best and you have a Center image directly in front of you
My system use to sound good but now we have two large dogs and they bump into all my front speakers including the subs so I'm always moving them back🫣😳😭🫨🫤🤣
Question. If you’re doing multi channel setup for home theater, do we still follow Don’s advice and tow in bit at a time or is that just for 2 Ch listening? Thanks
@ true, but at least for an hour just to see. My kef R7’s are 22” off the rear wall in a 13x15x9. But I’m single, and it’s 2-channel 😅. No lie, they out perform my friends Reference 3’s on better electronics just due to setup constraints
@Youthman No, this is still your sitting room. And it is a big sitting room compare to Lot Off peoples. In a small sitting room you have a lot of base problems.
I don’t get to control whose room I get to make videos in. If someone who lives close by, has a home theater in a small living room, I would be more than happy to film it.
This video couldn’t be a better example how measurements are over rated. And how obsessive people can be. So if I move my seating position one inch to the left I’m not hearing what I should be? Or I set my head back for a minute in the head rest and I’m gonna miss the good part in the song. Or maybe I didn’t use a qtip because I ran out. Should I punish the kids or the dog when they move my chair? Yeah inches make a difference but only in the bedroom
This is a nice arendal advertisement. What do your other channel sponsors you work with think about this? You’re essentially bypassing them and pushing products they can’t sell (dream media, audio advice, etc).
Also, how can any of your reviews be trusted when you guys are obviously making sponsored content like this with links that point back to you for profit?
Let’s see if you can answer truthfully or if you get defensive. 😂
I'll be more than happy to answer truthfully, because I have nothing to hide.
Arendal Sound is a channel sponsor. That is clearly stated in any video that is sponsored by Arendal, both verbally and in the description of those videos.
Contrary to your assumption, this video isn't sponsored. Arendal sent Gene a pair of bookshelf speakers to review. They got held up in customs for over a month and ended up being shipped back to Norway. Gene reached out to me to see if he and Don could come by to hear the Arendal speakers.
Gene took measurements in my room and shared them in his video. Others have done the same. It's fine if you don't believe what I say about the 1528 series, but the measurements don't lie.
Because Arendal is a channel sponsor, I do not receive any affiliate commissions on any Arendal purchases.
Any other assumptions you want to make? Have a blessed week.
Also, Jay has measurements on his channel as well. I believe he was the first to measure the 1528 Tower 8 speakers. Here is his review - ruclips.net/video/sYZRsArHmW8/видео.html.
I forgot to mention I've never worked with Dreamedia, and certainly have never been sponsored by them. Audio Advice have sponsored a few videos over the years, mostly videos that I filmed at Audio Advice Live interviewing brands that they wanted to highlight at the show.
Regardless of who my sponsors are, I will always continue to share great products that I feel my audience would enjoy.
@ That’s funny because all of your arendal links point back to you. You make nothing when people buy through those links?
I"m not sure what you find funny. Every description of my videos state "Disclosure: Affiliate Links are used in the description of this video. I earn from qualifying purchases." Yes, if someone makes a purchase using my Amazon, Crutchfield, or Audio Advice affiliate links, I receive an affiliate commission. That's how affiliate links work.
The links for Arendal are tracked through my Bit.ly account so I can see how much traffic they generate, but they are not affiliate links. I do not make any commission off of any Arendal sales.
Don killed it. As a two channel first audiophile, I wholeheartedly agree with Don. Setup of main L&R speakers is essential for stereo and multichannel great music and movie reproduction. Hey Mike, I'm Clearwater just an hour and half from you. I can bring my test tracks over for two channel critical listening. Enjoy the 1528 guys.
I love that you show us these “behind the scenes” type of things
You’ll be seeing more of this type content. I figure I’m already doing it, I might as well hit record and show you what I’m doing.
Great video, @Youthman ! This process is imperative for two-channel listening and can make a huge difference when setting up a proper soundstage. You need more of these videos!
Thank you. Just wanting to mix up the content.
Bringing my speakers out an extra 5 inches, brought my F0 from 36hz down to 26hz. A little makes a big difference in audio.
It takes me a good week to nail my speakers positioning in a 2 channel rig.
The best part about it, it doesn’t cost you anything to make those changes
@@Youthman just space lol; wish I had more!
Guys thanks for video. Very helpful. There’s a lot of information online about home theater setup but not a lot on 2 channel listening. I moved from a HT setup to a 2.2 music only setup so this is great information. I agree on the speaker positioning, measuring, and using painters tape to mark the floor. Listening to music you know by heart is important as you test positioning because you know what you’re listening to and you’ll know when it sounds best. Keep up the great work and rock on!
Awesome seeing you guys all together! I really enjoyed this video. A lot of people underestimate how important it is to properly set up speakers. Good job, I enjoyed you swapping up the content. Good stuff.
Thanks! I’m mixing it up a bit.
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Big Don Don sliming down. Looking good man.
Too bad he is not getting any smarter.
@@juicebox853 Well I am reading more now, so there is hope.
@@juicebox853does it make you feel better to put someone else down.
Thanks to the three of you!
I agree and I don't use a center in my 5.1 system, for me it sounds better than with a center. Once the front speakers are setup correctly and you sit in the center sweetspot then it can give you a real nice centerstage where the vocals / voices are coming right from where the TV / screen is. The way I find it better is because it doesnt sound like it's coming from a box below the TV, thats how it often sounds to me with a center. Instead it sounds more as if they are standing in my room speaking, it's def. something worth testing and trying out if you normally watch movies alone or maybe with one other person, it can actually work out great.
This was really helpful. The AV installer didn’t make any adjustments when they installed my system. I’m very limited in placement so I can’t move mine 1 foot. I’m happy with my 1723 monitors but Don may have saved me at least 5k. 😅
Hey. Great video but this is quite far from a perfect triangle? If the distance between the speakers is 2,9 m, and the perpendicular distance to the seating position is 2,9 m, the other sides of the triangle would be about 3.3 meters.
Great Crossover!
The absolute best video on this topic
Michael, Gene, and Don, fantastic video - Sure made me want to hear these for myself! Many thanks to all three of you for what you do for 'Our Community', I have personally benefited through the years from all three of you. Michael with all that fabulous gear, you should just hand select a good Hi-Resolution hour long playlist, light just a few candles, (battery operated ones for me) turn out all the lights, and transport yourself to 'Audio Nirvana' with "The Power of Music" - Cheers!
Thank you for the kind words Jack
Thanks for all the information! Keep up the good work!
This was a great video and tell Don the people love him!
I did! He is grateful.
Lol at the center channel in the background "indentifying" as a tower speaker!! 😂😂😂
Thank you for Arendal 1528 series videos. 1528 Monitor 8 seems more appropriate this kind of volume. I could live with 40hz bass extension. One problem its not cute as towers. Wish they make S line as 1723.
Saved to my "Home Theater" playlist immediately! Thanks for sharing, gentleman. I found one of those Bosch laser measuring tools online and cop it soon!
...me measuring my speakers again. Awesome insights from Don. Great to see Gene as well!
Yo Gene is diesel as hell! Haha some of the biggest biceps in all of audio. Love it!
Great video guys. I wish Arendal would offer some more colors though. I want these in piano black with black woofers like the new Monitor Audio Gold 6G series.
Also I did a few calculations and these towers with their 4 8" woofers have 10% more surface area than a 15" stand mount speaker!
Did you buy these for your home, or just in for review? They are really beautiful speakers and I look forward to further audio review.
Just for review.
Before i spent a big chunk on speakers to go in a room with bad acoustics i'd have Don's outfit cover the walls with Owens Corning and then Guilford of Maine for a nice look. Everyday conversation would be so much more pleasant as well.
If you have the money for these speakers, having an acoustician to design a custom acoustic wall, shouldn’t be a problem and would be a great idea. It’s just going to be really expensive.
Awesome Video!
Curious if you all think for home theater that its better to have a really good front stage or all matching speakers?
Both. The perfect system would be identical speakers in every location. The reality is most of us cannot do that.
I would create the best front sound stage you can that fits within your budget, and build around that
It's better if you have all matching speakers and you're sitting equidistant from all of them. That's how top studios are setup for mixing. But only if you have the space to fit that kind of setup.
You guys are the best!
Appreciate it.
A proper 2 channel setup makes me climb out of my chair to make sure my center channel isn’t on. The ghost center channel can be pretty impressive, Ive fooled people into thinking it was on when it isn’t.
I’ve been there many times when reviewing speakers. It’s pretty funny when you get up out of your seat and realize it’s only the two speakers that are playing that Center image it’s a great feeling.
I’d like to grab a glass or two of Hibiki and chill with these three audiophile bros 😎
The 2 guests didn't even take off their shoes. 😅 They must of missed the sign on the front door.
Americans
It’s a culture thing.
Great video 👍
Yo Michael😊
Hi
Finally, a 2-channel set up. HT guys always want like 600 speakers. It's crazy.
Well, this is a Home Theater channel 🤣
I’m probably 90% home theater, and 10% music. Likewise, I never sit down in a seat to listen to music for more than five minutes.
Wow 😮 that's impressive ❤
Wow I thought the delay was a little higher (1.2 sec) based on gene’s echo. 👍🏽 the couch blocking the lower driver would irritate me a lot 😂
Doesn’t bother me since bass is omnidirectional. If it was the midrange, that wouldn’t be good,
@ gorgeous speakers and space in the home. Thanks for letting us in.
Yeah, with one 15” I’m dealing with 500ms decay at 20 and 40hz. Furnishings have helped me average around 350ms outside those lower frequencies in the theater.
Still pending testing in 2.1, however one of the little known functions of the WIIM Pro Plus is the calibration feature as it was developed after most reviews. Got to say it’s like adding a minidsp. Will do some before and after with it. Turntables will likely never be calibrated to this level.
Question, how did you know that 12 inches was the correct distance from the front wall vs. another distance?
12” is a good distance. The further you can get it from your front wall, the less interaction it has with the room. That’s why in a lot of Two channel set ups, the speakers will be several feet out into the room. But that’s not practical for most people’s living room like mine.
Looking good Don, especially with that hat, your looking a bit British 😊😊
Great video!!!!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it
I have a centered phantom image when i play 2ch, but only if i am dead centerd on the couch. If i move slightly left or right the phanto image moves as well. I think it's normal but how much should i feel this?
That's totally normal. As you move to a side from your main listening position, lets say for instance, to the left. As you move left, the speakers levels are going to change. As you were in the main listening position, they would have been perfectly balanced. But since you moved left, now the left is going to be louder than the right, and that is going to pull the center image to the left.
Haha @10:25. I think this slipped through the editing?
Oh my goodness, I can’t stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣 yes I was going to edit that out.
I just made the edit within RUclips.
@@Youthman I guess, us that came a little late to the party, missed the fun? Out of curiosity, what was the fun part?
Awesome 😎
Gene the man…and no cheese😅
Now this is content everyone needs set up and how to. These 3 gentlemen are a great vibe.
Thank you kindly
I may have to rewatch the part about the toe-in an inch at a time. Little confused 🤔 but nice info
The bottom line is you start with the speakers facing straightforward. Listen to them and or take measurements.
Use one of the rear feet as a pivot point and swing the speaker inward 1 inch.
Continue the process until the speaker sound the best and you have a Center image directly in front of you
My system use to sound good but now we have two large dogs and they bump into all my front speakers including the subs so I'm always moving them back🫣😳😭🫨🫤🤣
👍
Great video. Love the information.
Question. If you’re doing multi channel setup for home theater, do we still follow Don’s advice and tow in bit at a time or is that just for 2 Ch listening?
Thanks
Gene has always shared on the Audioholics channel to get the two channel set up first and then build around that
@@Youthman Thank you Michael. I’m not sure what PNG means but I get your point about starting off with mains then adding the rest
Sorry I was doing voice to text and didn’t look to see what Siri wrote lol I was supposed to say Gene has always shared on his channel
I’d want to at least test those at 2-4’ off the wall
That wouldn’t work in most living room. Could do that in a dedicated 2ch listening room or if you are single.
@ true, but at least for an hour just to see.
My kef R7’s are 22” off the rear wall in a 13x15x9. But I’m single, and it’s 2-channel 😅.
No lie, they out perform my friends Reference 3’s on better electronics just due to setup constraints
Proper setup will always trump better equipment.
@ love the video btw, thank you for sharing
The album Roger Waters amused to death is something I use a lot to find out if speakers are adjusted correctly
You say that you are trying to do something different. Then why not try to set up a much smaller Sitting room. Which?
A lot of your Have including me
You mean like this setup? ruclips.net/video/M21kRBt28_8/видео.htmlsi=P0ghbwV8FatEKPVk
@Youthman No, this is still your sitting room. And it is a big sitting room compare to Lot
Off peoples. In a small sitting room you have a lot of base problems.
I don’t get to control whose room I get to make videos in. If someone who lives close by, has a home theater in a small living room, I would be more than happy to film it.
@@davidmckee2898 You mean "bass problems"?
Gene will share measurements of the speakers on his channel.
There's a RUclips audio guru that claims toe in/out with speakers didn't 'work' and I always knew he was wrong/crazy for believing otherwise.
❤❤❤😊❤❤❤
Lot of slap echo 😮 cloud ☁️
Vicoustic panels front wall 🧱
I would love to treat the room. My wife not so much. 🤣
This video couldn’t be a better example how measurements are over rated. And how obsessive people can be. So if I move my seating position one inch to the left I’m not hearing what I should be? Or I set my head back for a minute in the head rest and I’m gonna miss the good part in the song. Or maybe I didn’t use a qtip because I ran out. Should I punish the kids or the dog when they move my chair? Yeah inches make a difference but only in the bedroom
You let Don in your house? Mistake
Don is making some incredibly positive changes in his life. I’m super proud of him.