Hi-Fi Show: Around the world!

[@ingoperkele915]

Archeology and vinyl collector is almost the same, at least it’s in the same neighborhood 😅

[@jukingeo]

Agreed, both deal with some form of digging up the past.

[@pabloosvaldopenizzotto1098]

Welcome back Guido! We missed your videos a lot, specially this series! Get better soon

[@MoggysHiFiAntics]

Moggy here. Thanks for showing my chaos in the last part of this video ! Routing of audio is not good , as you say. I plan to separate the hifi 2ch from my 4ch gear in the future. Last few years have been hard with travelling and home renovations. I need to switch the front 2 channels from 4 to 2 channel and vice versa, ie the Hafler or Marantz preamps need to feed the amps/speakers so some kind of basic switching is needed for the front pair. I forgot to show the actual listening room but it is also in chaos with stuff everywhere so maybe best not to embarrass myself. I have lots of other R2Rs, just acquired an Otari MX7000, a CEPAK and two Revox G36s . I've also got another room with a retro quad system, not finished yet. I repair my gear as best I can. Ex technician/engineer here. I love my analogue, quadraphonic and hi-rez music. Cheers Guido, I watch most of your videos. 😀

[@anadialog]

How cool! Congrats and thanks for sharing!

[@ingoperkele915]

Oh i forgot to say hello from Hamburg/ Germany and many thanks for uploading your vids for us ❤

[@pabloosvaldopenizzotto1098]

By the way, very nice system from Alexis ! Regards from Buenos Aires !

[@Justin-fy7xk]

Another great show. Thanks Guido 😀😀😀

[@gdwlaw5549]

broken needle made me laugh....please send your wife to my place! ...second thoughts, maybe not such a good idea. I want to upgrade to the Pro-ject X2.....:=)

[@TheVid54]

Archeology. I can dig it! Welcome back and thanks for another good episode.

[@ChipEckardt]

Archeology…we will have to start calling you Indiana Jones. Great career! Hope you have recovered.

[@pabloosvaldopenizzotto1098]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@00penguin]

Nothing holds up an 8-track player like Little House on the Prairie. That is pioneer isolation. Thanks for not hiding that Peter from Italy.✌️

[@anadialog]

😂

[@peterlundskow4061]

I didn't know you were an Archeologist, very cool!

[@anadialog]

Yes, I deeply live history and antiquity in general but also tech and science-fiction. The two extremes!

[@user-wr4vp4mt7e]

never let your woman clean the listening room...lol

[@anadialog]

Indeed!!! My cleaning lady destroyed two tubes and my right ATC SCM35 speaker with the vacuum cleaner that got hooked to it 🫣

[@richardsinger01]

Careful Guido, you'll break the Internet if you say the Technics sl1200 isn't the best turntable ever made.

[@anadialog]

😶‍🌫️

[@gerihifi]

Hi Guido, I'm the guy with TELEFUNKEN 😅 the DeVores are not Devore anymore (original ones great, but this one is a different league for my personal taste), because rebuilt also with new crossover, only cabinet size. In the meanwhile several changes happened (vid is 3 month old) 😊... the speakers are outstanding and together with my new AN Meishu Tonmeister Silver Sig, extremely musical for long listening sessions. Love to see all those different setups, keep going everyone, lets share!! Thanks a lot...

[@user-wr4vp4mt7e]

thanks bro,,, i love sound , and you make this happened, so much beautiful information, super thanks

[@sidesup8286]

Nice video letting us see how others live their life, and audio is their whole life, practically. I particularly like the videos where they have unique looking rooms, with art on the wall and objects that create a really cool and memorable environment. We might not remember what equipment they had, but we remember the room.

[@anadialog]

Check out the older videos if you like that aspect…wild rooms and gear!!

[@sidesup8286]

I will take a look. Not sure if I have seen all of those videos or how far back they go. I have been experimenting with light shows in my living room as I listen to music, with L.E.D. light show projectors. Usually put out in stores during the holidays, but available on ebay all year round; cheap too & often around $25 to $35. They are all different and their displays do different things. Some definitely put on a greater greater show than others, but most are cool. The rock group The Police is good music to play, with the light show on. Sides 2 of both Synchronicity and Ghost In The Machine give great accompaniment.The amazing jazz fusiinon group Full Moon with Neil Larsen are cool to play with the light show on. Was just playing the album with them sitting/standing on the beach on the cover. Also Pink Floyd, can't forget them and there are quite a few others. Physiologists tell us that when we listen to music, our brain sees colors; so all these moving swirling, morphing colors on the ceiling and walls during music goes together like chocolate chip cookies and milk.They have ones with real lasers that you can program too, but they are costly, and powerful lasers can be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. The L.E.D. ones are safer and less costly. It looks like a laser light show on your ceiling and walls coming out of the darkness.

[@zacharydoering313]

If you are an archeologist next time you come to Israel we should meet, I’ve studied 1st century history here and have a tube system with a clear audio turntable. I also used to work in audio as well, I think we would have a lot to talk about. I agree with your take on audio completely, and I can’t say that for everyone.

[@anadialog]

I have excavated in Israel back in 1998, at Bethsaida near lake Tiberius. Great experience!

[@zacharydoering313]

@@anadialogthe Galil is a really great place for archeology, I could wax poetically about the heavy Babylonian influence in the sites there from recent immigrants in the first century still evident in places like Migdal. Really cool you excavated in Beitsaida.

[@gilesdavis6345]

Some great systems there dudes. I like the one with the dusty well used look. ❤ .Thanks again Guido

[@anadialog]

Thank you and thanks to who is submitting these great systems!

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

🙋‍♂️GUIDO,🥹 SORRY TO HEAR YOU WERE SICK 🤧 AND IT STILL LINGERS, I HOPE YOU GET BETTER SOON… it would be interesting to hear about your trip to your day job archaeology🤗🧐💚💚💚

[@anadialog]

Thank you!🤗 maybe I will share something in the future. Let’s see if others are interested…!

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

@@anadialog 🤗😎👍

[@RuiChambel]

I'm the guy with the Q Acoustics Concept 500... I can't move my speakers, because my living room is L shaped and the sitting position can't be moved. Although, I have to say that I get a slightly wider soundstage on the left, even hearing sounds coming from 8 o'clock on some movies. Since then, I've DIYed new speaker cables, following Guido's recommendation: Neotech NES-3001

[@anadialog]

I imaged that but at least I anticipated pre less polite enthusiasts! ;-) Thanks for your submission and congrats on the amazing evolution. I wanted to say this but then I forgot!

[@RuiChambel]

@@anadialog there's still around 1 metre between the speaker and the wall. The wall close to the speaker is a small cupboard and the front of the speaker is a few centimetres in front of that wall, so not so bad. If the sofa (in front) could be moved to the right, I would have done it. On a different subject: now I understand your obsession with old/archeological reel to reel tapes 😂 (Just kidding... I wanted a recorder, when I was younger)

[@tzahy4968]

something o the situation about israel? a little solidarity

[@anadialog]

Not much in Kurdistan. Things are hotter in Iran and the Levant as we all know.

[@tzahy4968]

@@anadialog yes i am sorry... this is not a channel for that.... no country facing so much anamies for such tiny little country

[@razzman2987]

Sponsored trips .nice huh

[@anadialog]

Not really. It’s part of my business (my real job) I have with another colleague of mine so technically it’s our money and our project as well.

[@el4174]

Indiana Guido Jones