wharfedale evo 4.2 test J.S.bach praeluduim & fuga

[@DeAudiofilosyLocos]

any audio channel that doesn't play mindlessly stupid electronica deserves a like and a subscribe to the thank you 😊

[@andrewwebb4635]

Wonderful to hear a KZbin audio test with acoustic music instead of artificial thumping bass! Merci!

[@sdokinfographie7062]

Yes it changes from electronical stuffs... I think this kind of soft music is very great for checking nuance's ranges and audio "hues" in frequencies. Orchestral music is greater for high dynamic's range. But for me (only personal opinion), this kind of testing and checking has to be done before buying of course.

[@alainduquenois3812]

Ok 👌merci prochainement je ferai test comme d'écrit dans votre mail tank you

[@rdmeenach]

What stands are you using on the Wharfedale’s, and how high are they. They look great!

[@alainduquenois3812]

Merci

[@alainduquenois3812]

Les supports sont des acatama hauteur 40cm

[@andrewwebb4635]

Despite the comment below, I don’t think this particular delicate chamber music is a very good test of the speakers: the frequency and dynamic range is too limited. I’d rather hear orchestral music such as a violin or piano concerto to test the whole range.

[@dedskin1]

That sounds like a MIDI melody , computer generated , i cant hear it the best but i dont hear any variations in play that you usually hear when human is playing .