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Videos of your System

Hi Everyone,

I quite enjoy looking through the Virtual Systems to see all the infinite possibilities of what people have and enjoy in their homes for stereo's.

But another thing I enjoy are videos of user's system and unfortunately we don't have that here.

I am thinking about posting a YouTube Video of my System soon highlighting all the equipment that I have and what I think of it.

I wanted to see if any of you have already done something similar and if you have, post your link here so that we can view it (if you don't mind) or maybe this will give you some idea's to do one.

Anyways, hope to see some posts.

Thanks
jay73
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jay73 OP
246 posts
 
@ebm 

I hear you on that.

I plan to be behind the camera the whole time just talking and displaying my system and playing a few demo tracks.

Hopefully soon.

I did one other video on my car and at first it was really weird, just talking about the car but then I kind of got into it. Once again, just behind the camera.

But anyways, thanks for your input.
ron17
607 posts
 
@jay73

Check out this long running thread on Audiogon 

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/my-long-list-of-amplifiers-and-my-personal-review-of-each

The OP has recently started a YouTube channel reviewing equipment on his system.  Here's a link the that channel.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1RalNTbbkMouvaR0XhKIiA
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roxy54
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ron17,
I watched it a couple of times...such a bore. All talk and no music, and even if there was, how would you know what it sounded like over computer speakers. I don’t know if he ever plays it, but the two times that I checked in it was just talk and no music. You can't even see him.
ron17
607 posts
 
@roxy54

I understand what you are saying but the YouTube video channel I referenced has several videos that compare components or speakers against each other playing music on his system. I know it's almost impossible to hear the difference over computer speakers but I thought it might be a step in the right direction for jay73.....at least to get some ideas from.
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b_limo
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Its best to listen to any audio related video on you tube with good headphones.  The videos need to be recorded in stereo with good microphones also.  I’ll listen to sound demos on you tube using my red dragonfly dac, jitterbug and periodic audio beryllium in ear monitors and it works well!
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