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Is Erin planning to review the rsl 10e?

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Erin I have a set of Bose acoustimass 3 with a Cambridge audio Azur 351A. I feel the Cambridge audio doesn't drive my speakers especially the bass. will something like the Aiyima do better?

it used to be that everyone was just interest in keeping up with the joneses across the street, no everyone is a social media showoff to the world

some people like to spend a shit-ton of dough to watch a never ending stream of comic book content from hollywood -

Those Mo-Fi must have had a price drop, on looks alone I go with Kef.

Told you multiple times by now in previous videos: The education sprinkled through your videos makes your content gold

JET AMT tweeters don't go down very low, though ELAC says they can get them down to 2KHz, but usually they seem to only really work down to 3KHz. The JET tweeter in the newer ELAC Carina, which was redesigned by Andrew Jones to be factory built, does do a little better down to 2KHz, so there is still a little dip at crossover point, but much smoother.

Hi Erin! Very objective review. Thank you so much

good advise if you value accuracy, 95% of speakers are poorly designed so dont waste your money on bad stuff. Also Any reflection in the room destroys first arrival accuracy at the listeners position. As far as listening rooms, any reflection should be reduced by at least 20 dB in order to accurately listen to the actual source recording.

Can you make a similar video with price points (below 1k and below 2.5k) for center channels? Just an idea.

Not sure if you see this in the large amount of comments but could you also test the speakers on lower db's? I don't know exactly how much you should do but I listen 99% of the time to music probably around speaking db's and I bet I am not the only one. It's nice if speakers are flat on 88 db but how about 40 db? And from experience speakers can sound very different on lower volumes. I ask this because you have an awesome channel and you are the only reviewer I trust to give unbiased advice.

Good to know your definitions. A driver in theory is paired with a box of a cirtain volume. (Sorry no spell check and not my languge.)😢 That air volume of the box can take different shapes. So the exact same driver and that uses the same air volume but if it has a narower/slimer front baffle but the same height. Then it need to be deper to give the same air volume in the box.🥰 And you meassure the back of the box to the wall distance. So in the above example the driver will get further from the wall than another box with the same driver and air volume that is wider and/or taller but not that deep.😮 So to be more precice and not dependent that much of the box shape then meassuring from the driver (front baffle) to the wall behind it would be more acurate.🤓 For example Elac had the same speaker in two diffrent shaped boxes there one of them they called "slim" with just slimer front baffle..🤔 So if you talk about a elac model that is comming in two diffrent box shapes then your meassurement back of the box to wall is just apliying to that model you are testing and not the other model of the same speaker..😢 But if you use front bafle to wall distance INSTEAD then that will be more accurate for BOTH of the speaker models.👍 (I know it is little like doing a hen from a fether. But just a improvement thought.)❤

Not sure how you can recommend a powered speaker in a group of passive speakers without address the extra challenges of using a powered speaker with traditional home audio and video sources plus the complexity of integrating a subwoofer.

finally some actual audio review ! I'm so done with 25 min ''thrust me bruh'' videos where you learn absolutely nothing ! gimme charts; be critic, explain why, thanks a lot for the science behind it !

Polk R700 are still under your target price and way better than the R500

They get smaller and smaller.