No room treatment 😂😂😂. This guy Jay is the perfect dealer. Selling his equipment without bothering the customers with the most important thing called room treatment. 😂😂

@almac2323

8 күн бұрын

Jay doesn’t sell room treatment 😂 That’s why he has none!

@FOH3663

8 күн бұрын

I can agree with Jay, it's 100% plausible the Rockports benefited by the liveliness of the sidewall energy, ... however every room needs more damping of LF decay times.

@davewin1792

8 күн бұрын

It's a great start. When all the room reflections are pretty even, it can work. The volume will be limited, but he has nowhere to go but up :)

@sk9592

8 күн бұрын

Yeah, this is a perfect example of why you shouldn't rely on a salesman to improve your audio experience. A couple hundred dollars in room acoustic treatment will do more than the thousands they will have you spend on DACs, music servers, pre-amps, cables, risers, etc. Honestly, I feel bad for the buyer with how badly misguided he's been by his dealer. This is all driven more by a gear fetish than a love of listening to music.

@davewin1792

8 күн бұрын

@@sk9592 The gear has to be purchased no matter what, You don't need room treatment without gear :)

With money being no problem for this guy I would pay a professional to come out and measure your room and professionally treat it. No point of guessing if a panel should go here or a bass trap here. Invest a bit of money into a professional to come out and treat that room and your system will be even better.

@waldemarkrawczewski3858

7 күн бұрын

🎯🎯🎯👍🏆

Fast bass. Powerful bass. John, the owner, couldn't belive how strong and powerful the Rockport's bass playback was ... Well(!), it's worth noting it's the equivalent of a twenty inch subwoofer, 4(10"s) equal to a 20" carbon fiber composite cone. The monster Gryphon is spreading it's extraordinary power ... across four voice coils, connected to carbon fiber cones, inside over 1000lbs of entirety inert enclosure. Yeah, a 450lb Gryphon, powering 1000lb inert cabinet with a carbon fiber 20" sub with four voice coils! Yep indeed, that's gonna rock the house. Nice system.

Room treatment? Hearing a lot of echo..

@tomastoth3839

8 күн бұрын

Shhh.... don't give 'em ideas. 😂 Let him believe he made the best deal of his life.

@FOH3663

7 күн бұрын

​@@tomastoth3839 At this level of hifi, one's perception of how good the value is, is equally tied to gear synergy and customer service, ... as it is to the amount of money invested.

What a system. No one would not be happy with this. Just needs a turntable!👏

John took a look at the ladder and jetpacked his way to the top. Props for putting together a stellar system like that. Great point on needing some liveliness in a room; an over-damped dead room sounds unnatural and frankly "dead". Only mixing studios should be well dampened; listening rooms should have some reverb and predominantly diffusion devices to handle anything bothersome.

I think part of the appreciation is the journey. That is like drinking a bottle of Dom before ever trying other levels of champagne.

@Johnny-Too-Bad

6 күн бұрын

I believe this price point is more Châteauneuf-du-Pape, painful.

That stromtank is a beast

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

Yes

What an amazing system. That room sure sounds lively with your voice recordings. But hey it’s not my room. If he loves it that’s all that counts.

The bottom line, John is super happy! Amazing system!

Amazing system !!!

In my experience.... With a certain level of expansion of my system I reach a point point where I don't NEED power tanks, filters etc. I invested good money from the power box to the wall socket and the power strip. I replaced 4 earthing cables and a mains filter. Result.... More dynamics, more open sound, more natural voices and instruments ...... Your room treatment….

Nice.A clean clutter free system,the way i like it,you could try a rug in front of the speakers,but it can slow the sound,but you can try it and called a day.

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

He is doing that

Well that's a gorgeous man cave 😄 A bit of room reverb can help to make the sound bigger, more ethereal and less analytical. In the end, it's a listening room, not a studio. At very high listening volumes, the reverb could become a problem.

@davewin1792

8 күн бұрын

Well said!

Cool shirt!!!

Simply Beautiful!

Not too much but a little acoustic treatment should be cool. Your voices are traveling in the room to my perception. At this price point it’s a piece of your equipment doing acoustic treatment. There are nice solution for your room.

Great systems guys.

Would love to hear that setup... congratulations to the owner

Extraordinarily nice system! I'm certain it throws one helluva listening experience.

Amazing job, could we possibly get one or two songs in another video? With a highend headphone rig you can actually get a good sense of certain aspects of a system even over youtube.

Nice system and also the racks are lovely

No carpet!!! Amazing!

cool setup alot of danish components good to see ;-)

I bet this system is louder than mine.

I like the house and hifi

That is a beautiful room and system without doubt. Have you tried a rug? Make any improvements?

Salam alaikoum from Algeria

Great system it's just that personally I like bigger speakers like the XVX 😉

Those speakers are amazing.

@dangoh2237

7 күн бұрын

What are the speakers brand?

@JC.LC.

7 күн бұрын

@@dangoh2237 Rockport.

Jay ...... fantastic stereo setup ,,,,,,, what are we looking at to pick up a sweetie pie system like this ?

can you speak about what the weights on top of the components adds to the sound quality, crazy good job at getting to the end of the rainbow

Great components but maybe add some room treatments. Bare floors and bare walls not ideal, you can even hear the slap echo in the youtube video of you guys talking. Phenomenal gear though, nice!

The success of your proposal lies in the fact that you avoid bottlenecks such as poor cabling. Apex, I wonder if it is as reactive as my amplifier. However, when it comes to the bass, I have no doubt that it is good.

you need your room sound shaped.that would have saved you thousands and took it to the next level.

👍👍👍

Is he going to upgrade from Select 2 to Cascade? Also, would be nice to know MSRP for this system

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

It’s a lot lol

So the big Stromtank, being located in the middle of the source rack with a long cable run to the power amp? Would it not be better to have the shortest cable to the amp where the most current is needed?

@FOH3663

8 күн бұрын

That amp is fed via the Stromtank? I presumed it was for the front end.

@glenncurry3041

7 күн бұрын

@@FOH3663 Good call. I do not know. But that much reserve power just for the front end? And nothing for the power amp?

@FOH3663

7 күн бұрын

​@@glenncurry3041 The Gryphon's power supply fed by an appropriate*, dedicated circuit is fine. That's the point of the extraordinary power supply of the Gryphon. I wouldn't want anything between that beast and my panelboard! *Appropriate dedicated circuit = short, dedicated home run, upsized awg, tight connections, etc. While pulsing huge amounts of current draw, maintaining still voltage free from voltage drop is vital. Breakers can pass huge amounts more than their rated amount. A 20a breaker can pass 60 amps or more(!) during a demanding kick drum pulse. If the circuit isn't appropriately robust, performance can suffer during demanding transients. (60a through #12awg wire wire incur voltage drop bottleneck) Yep, big amplifiers powering the bottom octaves, I'd plug them directly into the wall.

What are the circular components placed on top of the streamer and amps etc? I see Jay places them throughout all systems

@fgjui2

8 күн бұрын

They are weights to help dampen vibrations

@FOH3663

8 күн бұрын

​@@fgjui2 p.

Nice system, but there is no magic in the component matching here. All great stuff and pretty common pairings at dealers, give or take an item here or there. The fact that it was purchased blind was a safe bet given one has the means. Rockport and Gryphon pair well together and neither produce anything that might be unpleasant or fatiguing. While I don't think all rooms need treatment per se, a nice Persian rug would help, and it would look great too. A dense Bijar Rug would be perfect. Oh, and a turntable wouldn't hurt either.

@jaysaudiolab

7 күн бұрын

Rug is coming

Jay only associates himself with baller equipment. You really can't loose.

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

It’s not easy though

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What do people do for a living to afford this stuff? Its great to see high end gear but be nice to know what their jobs are.

@daveuk1324

6 күн бұрын

Hedge fund manager?

To be honest, I'd have the larger pieces hidden, not really aesthetically pleasing to me. I assume this would sound fantastic thou and would love to hear it. I woukd test a few systems as my eye might be different to jays.

Minimum of 5000 needed for room treatment done by an acoustic engineer

are these better than kef blades?

@jaysaudiolab

6 күн бұрын

Not even in the same conversation with the blades

Spend another $2-3K and get a PSM 156.

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

Nah man

That Stromtank is hideous looking. Zero WAF. I'm assuming he is going to get some first reflection point treatments and a rug.

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

I disagree but to each their own

Does his system have its own dedicated power line from the fuse box forward? Or does the tank eliminate the need.

@FOH3663

8 күн бұрын

You still need a dedicated circuit.

I can't image the room not benefiting from a rug.

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

Coming soon

Ok , but how much for the dream system ? I’m guessing about $375, 000 ? Come on we all wanna know 😀

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

More than that

I'm guessing this system is North of $600kUSD?

@robertthurston6858

8 күн бұрын

I ‘m thinking my guess is to low then 😀

@FOH3663

8 күн бұрын

Likely close ... I'm guessing ~350k plus the front end and accessories (that's power, the power amp, and the loudspeakers) Who knows, buts it's certainly fun contemplating!

Nice cable vomit.

Makes no sense to raise wires off the floor to only push them against the wall.

@glenncurry3041

8 күн бұрын

Depends on construction. Concrete floors compared to wood floors, hardwood to plywood. Less need to suspend on concrete as it does not transmit the vibrations except surface waves. Many wood floors are open joists underneath. While most walls will have insulation and a back side/ outer wall making them much more rigid that a floor. So walls are typically more solid and thus less likely to transmit vibrations. And the speakers are not sitting on them.

@jaysaudiolab

8 күн бұрын

They aren’t against the wall

@FOH3663

8 күн бұрын

Vibrations aren't necessarily the relevant element at play. If performance benefits are to be had, they likely arise from the adjacent proximity to the floor surface.