How To Listen: Audition Loudspeakers Like a Pro

What do professional reviewers do when they get a pair of loudspeakers to listen to?  Do they start reviewing immediately, or do they give themselves or the speakers time to break in?  How much does the room affect the sound?  Should you listen to the same test tracks all the time, or mix it up?  Should you change components in your system - amplifiers, cables, etc - to optimize a loudspeaker's performance?

00:00 Doug Schneider, founder of SoundStage Network
00:30 How do you review a loudspeaker
02:11 Dispersion
03:57 Listening wide variety of music
05:34 Sensitive Speakers
09:08 Floor itself affects the base response
11:09 Wrapping up

In today's video, Andrew interviews Doug Schneider, founder of the Soundstage! Network, which has been publishing audio reviews online since 1995, and gets for his formula for auditioning loudspeakers at home.

🌐 Check out SoundStage! online: SoundstageNetwork.com
📺 And on YouTube: youtube.com/user/soundstagenetwork


Free Download: Four Sound Improvements That Don't Cost a Dime!
axiomaudio.com/four-free-sound-improvements

Fall in love with your music🎵 all over again❤️
Get speakers you’ll listen to at any volume for hours on end.🎚️

Questions?
Contact Axiom's Friendly, Helpful Audio Experts: axiomaudio.com/contacts
-
Subscribe to Axiom: youtube.com/user/AxiomHomeTheaters
Facebook: facebook.com/axiomaudio
Instagram: instagram.com/axiomair
Twitter: twitter.com/axiomaudio
Blog: axiomaudio.com/blog
Forums: axiomaudio.com/boards/