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Our Most Expensive Home Audio Finds
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In this episode of the "Amateur Audiophile" podcast, hosts Justin Bethune and Neil Kagan dive into an extensive discussion about their latest audio equipment acquisitions and setup insights, reflecting their deep enthusiasm for home audio systems. Justin starts by sharing his incredible deal on a Marantz SR 6011 receiver and Martin Logan speakers, which he secured for just $700, aiming to upgrade his studio’s demo room into an Atmos system. He details the specifications and setup considerations, emphasizing the speakers' quality and compatibility with his existing equipment.
Neil, with his background in consumer electronics, brings his perspective on the value of such equipment, sharing anecdotes from his experience managing a pawn shop and dealing with various audio systems. The conversation shifts toward room acoustics and speaker placement, where both hosts emphasize the importance of proper sound treatment and setup to optimize audio quality.
They also discuss the evolving landscape of home theater installations, touching on advancements in short throw projectors and the challenges of integrating high-end audio equipment into aesthetically pleasing home environments. The episode concludes with plans to further test and fine-tune their setup, promising to share the results in upcoming episodes.
"Amateur Audiophile" is rich with technical detail and personal experiences, making it an engaging listen for both seasoned audiophiles and those new to the world of high-fidelity audio setups.
Hosted at Build Something Media Studio in Rossville, Georgia.
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