The Beat Hotel - Allan Taylor (Binaural Recording - 3d Sound)

[@millzee]

Thats Great! Well done Sir.

[@danilomihaljcic]

Nice Sound!

[@razak76]

Thanks a lot for sharing. Sounds great!

[@mikebingham34]

Sounds amazing!

[@arg19101]

unbelievable !

[@CluelessWatchCollector]

Fantastic. Thanks a lot.

[@kodreaming]

I was listening to this just using my Macbook speaker. It sounds quite good. I then plugged in my ER-4B, it sounds amazing !

[@SonicVirtualizer]

Yes, this channel is really meant to be listened through headphones. The better quality they are the more amazing the music should sound. Thanks for taking time to respond.

[@tfrench4366]

I'm listening with a pair of Sennheisers and a dragon fly, very nice.

[@ederbetancourt2913]

Wooowww !! a Eargasm !!

[@aquabplatsch]

I am not too much of a sound fetischist but you got a great taste, the music you are presenting is fantastic!

[@SonicVirtualizer]

Thanks Carlo and don't forget to subscribe if you like.

[@franxis_BMB]

Hello, The sound is amazing! Can you advise me what equipment you were using for recording? Thanks & regards!

[@JingoLoBa57]

Leonard Cohen does this track too. Anyway it's a good sound nice frequency extension soundstage and articulation. Tone is great.

[@chubrock46]

i'm listening with $300.00 bose headphones....believe me, the kind of headphones you listen with makes a difference!!

[@LePoudingue]

Maybe you could use convolution reverb, you just would have to record two impulses, one for the right speaker, one for the left speaker, and just process your music through an appropriate software, if you can extract the music at 96kHz/24bits

[@SonicVirtualizer]

Yes, I've tried this and it does sound great but not as good as the real thing ;-)

[@LePoudingue]

Ok, maybe it would work better with dynamic convolution. But it's harder to create.

[@rhaino1]

model mc intosh please . tank you

[@KenWallaceFilms]

I'm listening with Bose QC 35 wireless headphones. I'm certainly no audiophile, but it sounds excellent to me!

[@pacocandano]

Bose's QC35's get a lot of bad blood for supposedly not being audiophile grade cans... BUT I do not care what "experts" say, mine are VERY good, very good sound, super comfy and convinient to boot...Love 'em... enjoy yours!

[@stefanpenov]

Way too much bass on the QC35 II. Definitely not an audiophile headphones. Wireless they are even worse because of the codec they use.

[@stefanpenov]

I got myself a pair of Sony WH-1000XM2 last week for noisy places. After testing Bose QC35-II in a few stores I don't think they are worth it. Sony's model has better functionality, sounds better and has LDAC codec, which combined with good source is much better than any other Bluetooth codec at the moment. Also Sony's headphones were once again at low price (around 25% lower than BOSE).

[@gravity_assisted]

Stax!

[@balboahu]

excellent sound! can you use this amplifier as a 2 channel amp?

[@SonicVirtualizer]

Which amplifier are you referring to? If the MC7205 which is playing then the answer is yes, of course. It does an outstanding job. The MC501 on the other hand is single channel so two are needed for stereo.

[@Dreez76]

This is how music should be enjoyed. Maybe not necessarily on a 100.000$ setup, but at least a setup with passion behind it. Whenever i see someone playing Dire Straits or other good music on a cheat shit, i cringe.

[@valkir293]

Bastion

[@gil658]

wow pretty classic pepe