hifi.slovanet.sk

[Fajadefil]

Ahojte. Tak ma napadlo založiť vlákno s odkazmi na často diskutované témy. Odkazy by mali ponúkať videá/články prezentujúce pohľad profesionálov v danej oblasti a nie obchodníkov snažiacich sa predať tovar, ktorý distribuujú/vyrábajú. Čím viac videí/článkov sem pridáte, tým viac informácii získame na okamžité použitie...

Pár zaujímavých odkazov o HIFI:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woU6_Pexoj0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Bd99cADk70

[Fajadefil]

par (tisic) slov o kabloch tu:

http://www.roger-russell.com/wire/wire.htm#introduction

[Fajadefil]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lG-3KyURXqk

http://www.audioholics.com/audio-video-cables/preparing-your-own-diy-speaker-cables

http://www.audioholics.com/audio-video-cables/speaker-cable-gauge

[Fajadefil]

clanok je snad az privelmi odborny, ale pritom stale pochopitelny. Vyvracia casty mytus zastancov teorie o tzv. loudness war aa vysvetluje veci z pohladu profika v oblasti masteringu. Pripojene su aj rozne grafy aj s vysvetlenim ich obsahu.
https://www.soundonsound.com/sos/sep11/articles/loudness.htm

[Fajadefil]

V nahravkach. Vyznam oversamplingu a vela dalsieho:
http://people.xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/neil-young.html

[Zorg]

Is High-Resolution Audio Irrelevant?

Home Theater Geeks 204: High on High-res Audio
AVS Forum> High on High-Res Audio with Mark Waldrep

Home Theater Geeks 223: AVS/AIX High-Res Audio Experiment
AVS Forum> AVS/AIX High-Resolution Audio Test: Ready, Set, Go!
                    AVS/AIX High-Resolution Audio Test: Take 2
                    AVS/AIX High-Resolution Audio Test: The Results So Far

Home Theater Geeks 274: The Truth Behind High-Res Audio
AVS Forum> The Truth Behind High-Res Audio

[bedo]

"Of all the things to obsess about with audio fidelity, an inability to reproduce frequencies higher than 20 KHz should be at the bottom of the list. Most middle aged people can't hear anywhere near that high, and most people in their 30s can't hear past 17 or 18 KHz. I'm 65 and I can just barely hear 14 KHz if I crank the volume. What anyone at any age can hear is distortion, background noise, and (worst of all by far) the detrimental effects of an untreated listening room. Yet the majority of people who identify themselves as "audiophiles" have no acoustic treatment at all. A few have too-thin absorbers at the loudspeaker reflection points, and even fewer have bass traps. So while they obsess over 192 KHz sample rates, they're enduring multiple bass peak / null spans of 30 dB or worse, modal ringing as long as one second or more, and severe comb filtering at mid and high frequencies which destroys imaging. Even many audio pros who should know better have little or no acoustic treatment! But most audiophiles have expensive "interconnects" and "AC power" products and fancy isolation pads! The world truly is insane."

celkom výstižné zhrnutie povedal by som...

a sú tam aj iné perly:
"Originally Posted by mc2ed

Stereo sound is comprised of 3 dimensions - sonic height, width and depth. Bit Depth, or the lack there of can results in a loss of sonic depth, at the source level. This is a serious loss in fidelity, to those of whom have experienced it. Most multimedia players don't produce an inch of depth (slight exaggeration).

How many inches are satisfactory for adequate depth?"