Shunyata Research: Noise Reduction for Hi-Fi and Hospitals - SoundStage! Talks (December 2020)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Grant Samuelsen, marketing and sales director at Shunyata Research and sister-company Clear Image Scientific, explains to SoundStage! editor-in-chief Jeff Fritz about the link between the two companies and their respective product offerings. Grant then tells about some of the most high-profile installations he's been associated with since beginning with Shunyata Research.
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What’s the connection between an electrophysiology lab and the surgeon he mentions?
Lots of intracardiac signals and lots of equipment in EP Lab. battling noise can be a daily chore.
Clean signals make for better procedures. The MD isn't really a "surgeon" he is a specialized cardiologist called an "electrophysiologist "
what's their secret sauce is what I'd like to know...
Jeff is not in his listening room.
Yes he is.
Any one tried the digital products. Especially interested in feedback on Ethernet cables.
the digital products are quite stunning.
@@brandonlauer3778 Thanks for the feedback.
I own one of their Alpha Ethernet cables and have tried the Alpha and Sigma coax digital. My opinion is that the spdif cables are fantastic and I would own one if I didn’t have a built in streamer in my DAC.
The Ethernet cable is great also but for the cost, most people would benefit more from a component upgrade. I’d recommend the Venom level cable or Chord c stream for those who are building up their first setups.
@@ChrisMag100 thanks for feedback!
Omega USB is amazing.
Ultra expensive cables is like a tax on stupidity (as well as proof that rich people are not necessarily smarter than anyone else). The fact that someone can afford to pay something like 20 000 dollars on speaker and cables that doesn't anything an $8 per foot Mogami does is proofs these people's fortunes should be taxed away. The money could be used a lot better in health care, schools and road construction. But, no some rich asshole gets to buy an super expensive power cables that's not one iota better than what comes with a Yamaha AV receiver. You, know there's been proper blind tests. Turns out life long audiophiles can't tell the difference between a coathanger and expensive speaker cable such as AudioQuest (who are know to rig their demos btw).
your instinct is could be valid, but are you really trying to change hearts and minds here?
catch more flies with honey than vinegar, that’s what Ma used to say
You’re right but not completely. 20 k cables are not made for 20k speakers but for 200k speakers. You don’t put Lamborghini tires on a Toyota Yaris and you don’t put Toyota Yaris tires on a Lamborghini. It has nothing to do with being rich or not and/or being smart or not.