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I enjoy kicking back and watching a movie on my home theater, of course in my case I just have some extra equipment stuffed into my living room. I guess when you are rich and famous a dual purpose room isn’t good enough. That is why companies like Goldmund are in business designing and creating million dollar home theater rooms pumping more watts than my air conditioner sucks. “Today, we are gathering the fruits of our patient and meticulous work as Goldmund is the only company worldwide able to demonstrate what a speaker may become when it is perfectly aligned in Frequency response, in Phase response and in Time response. More simply put for readers who do not have a technical knowledge in audio products: the sound produced by our systems is now the most accurate and lifelike one that has ever been produced by any audio manufacturer worldwide.” |
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June 25th, 2010
I was hoping for Martin Logan electro-static speakers and Eminent Tech TRW-17 rotary sub woofers (http://www.rotarywoofer.com/).
June 26th, 2010
He notes that people jump at 130dB. Well no kidding. Short term 120dB can cause hearing damage and 130dB is the threshold of pain. OUCH!
June 27th, 2010
Million dollars and it’s not 3D..
But all kidding aside I think it’s all way overpriced and silly, there are maybe 12 people on the planet who could actually notice any sound-quality differences at the suggested level, and those would unfortunately also know that a million dollars are not needed I’m sure.
Even if I was the richest guy on the planet and had a never ceasing stream of money flowing in I’d still not fall for this. 200 dollar headphone – $500 amp, done.
And incidentally where does he get the sounddata from a movie from that covers 5hz to 50KHz? a bluray? pff. And quality systems actually deliberately cut off high frequencies because you cannot hear it but it can cause resonance interference and the amps and speakers are busy trying to do sound that you cannot hear and wasting capabilities that could better be focused on a more normal range, and sure you can push it to 25K to make sure, but 50K is just more placebo nonsense like a $250 wooden volume knob on a amp to ‘improve sound’.
But there’s a sucker born every minute eh.
June 28th, 2010
Bah, the HiFi Car store, where my friends use to purchase things, built a Fiat Panda with 2 subwoofers of Ground Zero of 20kW RMS each one.
June 28th, 2010
It sounds like it’s pretty amazing, but I know there are options out there to create a similar experience with less money. It’s like owning a Bugatti Veyron. It’s an amazing car, but you could have just as much fun in Ferrari for a tenth the price.
February 9th, 2012
Hey Whatnot
Good job deciding a system you have never heard isn’t worth the money. The person who experienced it seemed to think it was pretty good, but what does he know, he’s only heard it.
Hifi loudspeakers sound like live music, which is more than any $700 headphone system ever will (headphones don’t image). Not that your setup isn’t good and probably suites you fine, but it’s kinda obnoxious to just assume there isn’t anything better because you haven’t heard it. Why don’t you go on a BluRay forum and complain about how no one can tell the difference between youtube 720p and BR 1080?
PS all you need is up to 20khz. There isn’t content beyond that. Still, a great many speakers have flat responses well beyond that (diamond tweeters go into the 100khz I think) while still maintaining super-low distortions in the actual audible spectrum.