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  1. hificheap

    AIYIMA A07 MAX (Video Review with Measurements)

    Hello everybody, I'm new to the forum. I have a YouTube channel where I post reviews of amplifiers and other audio components. I decided to start making videos in English. This is the first. It is the review with measurements of the AIYIMA A07 MAX. If you like the video I recommend you subscribe...
  2. JaccoW

    Posy - fascinating cinematography about anything but lots of retro hifi

    A few months ago I came across Posy on Youtube, a channel by a Dutch guy that just makes fascinating nerdy stuff about anything but lots of it is basically retro Hifi porn. He often collects various vintage devices for a specific theme and makes wonderfully specific videos around a theme. Like...
  3. BobbyTimmons

    McIntosh tour of their manufacturing in Binghamton, New York (YouTube, 4 parts, about 20 minutes total)

    Tour of the McIntosh factory in Binghamton, New York. YouTube, 4 parts, about 20 minutes total. Built in 1956, this factory is located at 2 Chambers Street in Binghamton, NY. According to the video they only produce between 50-100 products a month. Part I - circuit board manufacturing...
  4. nerdemoji

    "95% of people get THIS wrong about Studio Monitors"

    This guy explains that having a dedicated mid-range is better and "less forgiving" in mixing contexts and that crossovers create "holes" in the sound. Thoughts?
  5. sweetchaos

    Stop YouTube ads once and for all

    Intro: Why are ads for YT suddenly becoming such a big problem? Are you using desktop operating systems such as Windows, MacOS, Linux? How to get the best deal for AdGuard? Are you using Apple iOS? Are you using Android OS? Are you using Android TV / Google TV / Nvidia Shield /...
  6. jensgk

    HIFI, It’s Psychological. The Truth About Stereo Equipment Reviews & Human Hearing (Youtube video)

    A fellow sceptic :-) "Humans are incredibly susceptible to bias and we tend to hear what we want to hear. This is why we have so many people claiming that amps, CD players, cables, etc. sound differently from one another. But if they were put to the test, these people most often could never...
  7. sweetchaos

    YouTube testing 5 to 10 ads before videos

    One word... :facepalm: UPDATE: Here's my guide on how to block Youtube Ads: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/youtube-testing-5-to-10-ads-before-videos.37504/post-1319425
  8. NHL99

    'Hi-Fi Riff' YouTube channel - get an idea of the gear

    'Hi-Fi Riff' channel with views around 1000 gives some hints on how iconic nostalgia gear sounds along with more recent Hi-Fi. Nice chaps with some of the gear one once read about. Musical Fidelity A1 Class A, a hazardous fire starter, as an example. Deserves more viewers, I would say.
  9. ThatM1key

    Did DankPods get ripped off when he bought his turntable?

    I have been watching DankPods for many months now. Recently he posted a video about getting into Vinyl, and paid 2,300 AUS (1,700 USD) for a "AVID HIFI Ingenium Plug&Play Turntable" from Addicted To Audio. When I saw the closer shot of the cartridge, it looked like a cheap Audio Technica 3600L...
  10. ThatM1key

    VWestlife - Phony Oldies: Re-Recordings & How to Avoid Them

    I can't believe he made a video about this. I thought he gonna talk about records till the end of time.
  11. Xulonn

    Love the YouTube channel, but many clueless and low-value comments there.

    Reading the comments at the YouTube version of the Dan Clark Stealth review, I noticed that, as is typical on YouTube, there were some very lame comments and a fair amount of whining about the cost of these superb limited edition headphones. While reading the comments, I realized how much I...
  12. mononoaware

    SMSL DA-9 Review - Cause of clipping behaviour.

    So in this review they mention the DA-9 sounds like it’s “clipping” when sent signal with strong bass frequencies while using with inefficient speakers. What could be the cause of this? First thought was possibly lack of proper application of thermal paste which I have seen mentioned in posts...
  13. mononoaware

    Just found this video thought to share.

  14. D

    Regarding the sound differences between Spotify, Tidal, and YouTube on web/desktop/mobile

    I started a Tidal trial on mobile a few weeks ago and was impressed with the (ostencibly) more enjoyable sound than that of Spotify. After numerous listens between the services and on different devices, I set out to understand why Spotify and Tidal sound different. The following comparisons are...
  15. Racheski

    An ASR-Friendly YouTube Reviewer

    I stumbled on a channel named "Wheezy Reviews" and watched his review on the JDS Atom Amp/DAC stack, and his comments about how the stack sounds seem to align with how the majority of ASR members evaluate DACs and Amps. With all of the absurd hype and bs subjectivism on YouTube, this is a...
  16. G

    Tarun's take on the most controversial subject in audio!

    Best hifi cable explanation I've seen. Finely a comprehensive and sane view on cables. This is definetly worth watching regardless of where you stand on this subject.
  17. Biblob

    COLORS - Simplistic podium for new artists

    COLORS I discovered this amazing YouTube channel today. It offers a podium for new artists around the globe. Mainly provides a stage for Singer & Songwriters, R&B and Hip-Hop. I love it because of the simplistic, one color background and the stage they provide, which focusses all the attention...
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