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The only real method to get realistic sound is to use microphones set up into an array that surrounds the instrument or performer into multi-track and then played through similarly arrayed speakers. We hear omni-directionally, therefore the recording and playback should be the same. Everything else is trying to make something "realistic" sounding out of entirely unnatural recording and playback limitations. That doesn't mean that your products don't solve the trouble associated with current sound reproduction, however.

They do everything so well at Danley!

Gotta love danley sound labs

I want to work for you.

Live music does not have a single origin.

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Sounds great

Is it possible to build a speaker that could be heard on the other side of the World?

It's also the ultimate bass guitar cab if your band mates won't turn down their Marshall stacks and your drummer is King Kong. Rotate the horn (or grow some muscles and flip the cab if that's not possible) to face the treble upwards to you on stage. Imagine wheeling it on stage and your band mates and the sound engineer are like "Oh no he's going to drown out the band with bass guitar"

Basically the sound wave transversally goes from diaphragm to open air, to be stronger while maintaining non distorted wave shape, right ?

I played in Austin last week on a Danley sysem. It sounded fantastic!

Nice to see some use out of that sub the military wasted your time and money on as the project got shelved.

Buying danley speakers will never disappoint you

Reading UA-cam comments is something so underrated I think. It makes you see or read thoughts as valuable as those expressed by an engineer/technician/doctor to question progress.

Hi there! I would love for Tom to briefly discuss ultrasonic frequency content and how relevant he feels that producing all harmonics generated by instruments is to generating clean and transparent audio that would approach the threshold of human perception. There is an Ooashi et. all paper that's been kicked around in audiophile forums for years now that seems hotly debated, but that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to how humans might perceive ultrasonics from the 20+ papers that I have since discovered on the subject. It seems like not only via air conduction and the inner ear, but also the saccule, bones, skin, and hair also might play a role in a full-body perception of sound. For whatever reason many audio engineers dismiss the importance of ultrasonics outright perhaps due to years of 20 hz - 20 kHz dogma without investigating further, but since sound waves are mechanical like ocean and earthquakes all waves are subject to constructive and destructive interference, therefore ultrasonics must modulate frequencies in the audible range. How much this is relevant is what I'm interested in, perhaps not very much, but it's still very intriguing to me. Although there is some concern for prolonged exposure to ultrasonics at high SPLs (see LRADs, teen deterrents), I'm still very intrigued by the research involving bone-conducting headphones to alleviate symptoms of tinnitus as well as non-invasive hearing aids that use ultrasonic carries to modulate speech. So yes, I'm curious what Tom thinks especially due to his experience with acoustic levitation because as far as I know the frequencies used to levitate small objects often fall in the ultrasonic range using piezoelectric transducers. Thank you so much!!

What?

Did you guys work on yorkville unity speakers too ?

still amazing video

does the acoustic LPF negate the need for an electronic LPF?

beautiful song and beautiful team behind it! ❤

very cool

I ordered a new pair of SH-50's, sound unheard, in 2015, after having old TD-1's for surrounds and mains . Danley has made all others obsolete. I hope you guys take over the world!

I know Tom, I don't know you but Tom could not have picked a better engineer to work with. I know this is old but it's a great presentation! Pete

I love the Amplifier Wall backdrop! First time I heard Danley, I said THAT is what speakers should sound like. No other manufacture comes close.

This is one of the best sets of songs I've heard in years. The tones, the playing, the melodies (on slow tunes) and the energy an jams (for the up-tempo) stuff. Just fantastic. Did I mention the punchy horns? Go hear the whole thing. Every bit of it is great.

01:41: ". . . . not about tooting our own horn" -- I found the hidden pun!

My favorite loudspeaker manufacturer. One day we shall have Danley loudspeakers in Nigeria.

Did danley sound labs forget about tannoy?!

Gordon Mote is an auditory genius. No better endorsement for sound quality than a blind genius musician. BTW…That Scott Howard is a very fetching man!

Big fan of Gordon and Danley! Great to see Gordon reviewing Danley.

Very much would like this on vinyl. Did a physical release happen?

Drummer has a GREAT feel with ghost notes. Tremendous.

What control system is running on that touch screen?

Good Sound DOES make all the difference as it complements and completes every great moment and turns it into an emotional experience!!! And sound equipment should never be obstructing a design (unless it's a musical event) so blending into the decor is key. Great Job and collaboration👍🏻👍🏻

This room looks ideal for a Genesis horn center cluster.

Sleek monitors Looks like the studio 2 with a new woofer. Would love to hear a lot more about your monitors! ❤❤❤

Its incredible. I really admire all these players.

I'm just a random guy who likes audio, I don't have any real pro audio myself, I was more into car audio, but I am from Trinidad, where pro audio is very prevalent, my cousin has a full 4x4 EAW KF850/KF940 replica setup, which is fairly common practice here. Wood is cheap and people are skilled, so there is a lot of replicas about, but thankfully EAW provides full tech specs of their products so the replicas are exact and sound spectacular. I had built some small bookshelf speakers to replace a 5.1 LG surround sound system (lhd427) using Faital Pro 6fe200's and NB2 dome tweeters, which I had used previously in my car, and for a long time, I was very satisfied with those, they sounded good enough, the subwoofer from the HTS was also replaced with an old car audio sub, a Premier 12" in a small L ported bass reflex of about 1.5 ft^3, which sounded better than the original sub, but is VERY peaky, which is fine for music, but truly terrible for home theater uses, but I still enjoyed it for a while. Recently, I had been wanting a slightly larger stereo system for outside as the old Sony system I had is starting to show it's age. I know this doesn't sound very audiophile of me, but I wanted a certain look for this system, I wanted it to look like a pro audio 4x4 system, but miniaturized. So that's what I did, I just copied EAW's exact design for the KF750F and cut them in half to size it for a 6", mocked it up with cardboard to ensure clearances and I built a pair of mini KF750 (Will post a video on this channel soon), I plan to build two more as well as some matching MTH30 mini subs, the plan is to do the same thing, just shrink down the MTH30 design for a 6.5" woofer, but that's gonna have to wait until I get paid so I can buy the subs. The reason I typed all this out, those mini KF750F's are the best speakers I've ever heard, no offense to Danley, you all are also incredibly well regarded, the only reason I used their design is because it's prevalent locally. My speakers each have a pair of Faital Pro 6fe200's and a single Faital Pro HF102 driver w/ LTH102 flares powered by the same LHD427 home theater amp, and it's SO much louder and cleaner than my old bookshelf speakers on exactly the same power. I built those within the last 3 days, UA-cam suggested this video to me yesterday and I put it aside to watch later, I swear to God they know your every move. The Synergy Horn is incredibly interesting to me, because it's very similar to the KF750F design, but with the addition of subwoofers, and based on what I can hear from how well these perform throughout the bandwidth of sound, I can scarcely imagine how good the Synergy Horn would actually sound, because the only problem my system currently has, is that the subwoofer is incredibly peaky at 30-40Hz, which does interfere with how full the mid-high range sound is. I did have to do some DSP tuning to get the sound just right, but it wasn't a lot and it wasn't very difficult with the KF750F minis, but nothing I do except physically repositioning the sub in the room has any appreciable effect, it just doesn't blend well. So, my apologies in advance, but I think I will 'borrow' your design for the Synergy horn and attempt to build myself a pair. I'm genuinely grateful for the contributions of greats like yourself and I wish that someday I'll be in a financial position to actually be your customer, but unfortunately, that day is not today, but I will infinitely sing your praises if it's any consolation. Thank you very much for the detailed explanations, you all have really helped me understand exactly what I'm trying to accomplish, I can't express how grateful I am for you sharing your expertise.

Omg 4 boxes for stadium 😮 that's impressive. No too mobile through

Which models are used here for mains, subs and fills?

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Great speaker, but why oh why that music?

Danley is amazing. Total fanboi over here!

Synergy horn headphones?

There should be a video of him explaining what he found out in the king's chamber of the great pyramid!!

adding 50 drivers to 1 box, is not "high tech" nor "superior", it is however, extremely massive heavy 700 pounds, and no one i know owns a forklift...

aside from intermidulation from mixing tweets and subs, it wieghs 700 pounds!!...fork lift needed....

Can you set up limited remote control of the input levels for end-users, such as in a hotel or athletic stadium permanent installation?

Just goes to show, a well-designed horn can equal or surpass a direct radiator in terms of fidelity. And certainly surpass a large vertical stack of speakers!

That was an awesome day being with you guys