The FIRST 7.2.4 Perlisten Home Theater Tour - THX Certified Dominus, Dolby Atmos
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- Опубліковано 15 лют 2022
- The FIRST 7.2.4 Perlisten Home Theater Tour features (3) S7t towers for LCR,, (4) S4s surrounds and (2) D215s subwoofers! Check out bit.ly/Perlisten. The Perlisten Insider video at Perlisten Headquarters will debut March 2nd @ NOON EST so stay tuned!
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Speakers:
(3) Perlisten Audio S7t Towers
(4) Perlisten Audio S4s Surrounds
(2) Perlisten Audio D 215s Subwoofers
(4) Klipsch PRO-180-RPC Atmos Speakers
Video:
Seymour Tri-2L-140 Neo Screen Fabric Electric Masking 140" Diag
JVC DLA-NX9 Projector
Middle Atlantic Rack:
Marantz AV7706 Processor
(1) Parasound Halo A31 Amp
(2) Parasound A52+ Amps
RQDualC, RS232 Motor Control
8'x10' Star Ceiling
Control 4
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Panasonic 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray
Tivo
Misc:
(8) Octane Azure Theater Seats
(22) Acoustic Panels
Soundproof Door
(2) 8" Risers
HVAC-Mini Split Ducted System
Radient Floor Heat
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Rick's Perlisten Home Theater:
Speakers:
(3) Perlisten Audio S7t Towers
(4) Perlisten Audio S4s Surrounds
(2) Perlisten Audio D 215s Subwoofers
(4) Klipsch PRO-180-RPC Atmos Speakers
Video:
Seymour Tri-2L-140 Neo Screen Fabric Electric Masking 140" Diag
JVC DLA-NX9 Projector
Middle Atlantic Rack:
Marantz AV7706 Processor
(1) Parasound Halo A31 Amp
(2) Parasound A52+ Amps
RQDualC, RS232 Motor Control
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Control 4
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Panasonic 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray
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What’s the size of the room? I heard 3200 cubic feet but what’s the length breath and height? I have the D215s and am getting the S7t’s in preparation for my home theatre and listening room that is in the works.
Now that I watched this. I feel like this home owner is my brother from another mother cause he got the design exactly as I had in my mind including the radiant heating and star ceiling lol. It’s actually amusing to see that what I was thinking about for my room. Small differences but the big ones are totally the same.
Size of the room was mentioned in the video and in the description
@@Youthman I didn’t see it in the description. Maybe I missed it in the video. Thanks mate.
It’s at 21:20 in the video
I really do like the fact your not just talking about equiptment. I’m a gear head. But I love seeing the way people plan an execute the building of the of the room to put all that gorgeous gear in. You really do seem to be focusing on that in this series. It’s a good take that I haven’t seen from many other channels. Great video. Can’t wait for the next one
Thank you Jain. You are correct, I’m beginning to focus more on the story and the journey while but not neglecting the gear. By allowing the homeowners to share their journey, decision making process, challenges and even failures, it provides more value to my audience.
This is one of the best tours yet. I love how you dig into the details around construction and all that you don’t see that plays to a successful HT build
Thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it
Gorgeous space. He put some serious effort into the sound isolation, too, which is a nice bonus. Looks like a very well executed build.
Your children and grandchildren would be lucky to enjoy this..
Costly yet beautiful and good luck to the owner. I'm sure the sound is exhilarating!
Excellent video Michael and really an incredible room! I love what they did with that pole in there. I enjoy how you've been bringing people in to talk about the journey and build process, very educational
Thank you Kyle. I really enjoy interacting with each homeowner to hear their story and allow them to share their journey with my audience
Awesome video Michael! I really enjoyed it. Love your interview style. That theater is spectacular! Love the design and color choices. That Perlisten front stage speaker/sub setup is awesome. Thank You to the homeowner for sharing his theater with us viewers.
What a great video. Lots of great ideas came out of this. Love the two-step 16 inch riser, giving absolute clearance for the back row. Love the concealed wall lights, giving the wall a clean look. The sound dampening panels are so well integrated. They look like the wall itself with those clean lines. Great job.
Oh... and being a retired electrician, I can certainly vouch for and appreciate running an inner-duct or conduit system for all cables and wires. That’s one of the smartest things you can do for yourself at the beginning stages of the build.
Thank you for the kind words Kevin
I've been seeing a lot of stuff about the Perlisten speakers, if they sound as good as they look, I'll bet they're pretty impressive. Another great theater & tour!
Thank you kindly Rob
Another FANTASTIC video! Thank you, Michael!
Thank you for the kind words
Man, somebody’s ballin:)
Loved this theater showing great job.
I am really enjoying the tour of Home Theaters and the amount of time and thought that goes into the design of the room and the sound. I was pleased to hear that the home owner decided to focus on the speakers first and then build the system around the speakers, I was once into sales of audio and I was in electronic school at the time and I learned that if you start with the speakers you will end up with a great sounding system that fits your taste. Great interview and a lot of great information, especially the room building. Thanks Michael
Thank you Michael
I love watching AND LISTENING to your vids (great bass heavy backtracks 👍) - very informative and a lot of what you review has gone into my theater build - and now likely be replacing my Klipsch THX lineup with Perlisten. You'll have swing by and visit when it's compete! Keep the vids coming!
I love those sidelights and the colors!
What a lovely sized room to play with.
For 2 channel listening, starting with the speaker choice seems like a fair method. For home theater, our space limitations often drive what we can use. Some will need slim speakers, or even in-walls, and of course there's the number of speakers to choose, so I'd suggest starting with the space and the layout.
Beautiful theater and the interview with the CEO of Perlisten was great. I have to complement your interviewing, filming, and editing skills. The intro was cool. Very well done.
Thank you kindly
New company Perlisten releasing some high end goodies with THX Dominus certification to boot. The owner definitely has good taste and hearing. This is a top tier end game system for sure, and those speakers look gorgeous. I would probably do an Auro 3D setup with the S4 surrounds and upmix Dolby Atmos with Auro 3D upmixer.
So glad I finally know how to pronounce ‘Perlisten.’ Great video!!!
The name comes from Perceptual Listening
What a dream Setup. Thx 4 that Tour.
Glad you enjoyed it
I'll take how to spend $45k for just what's behind the screen for $600 Alex. I can't even begin to comprehend having that kind of money to spend on a home theater. What a dream that would be able to do this.
Yes, the homeowner has many businesses that he has worked hard to build over the years. Super humble guy.
How much do you spend on your automobile???? That’s the way you should look at the cost of your home theatre. Bet you spend more time in front of your TV than you do in your car. Not to mention buying the right equipment would me many more years of pleasure than your car… example I have Revel Ultima Gems and Voice. The cost was about $15,000 back in 2006. I have never replaced them or had any repairs. Durin the same 16 plus years I have had two new cars and the second one is worn out!!!!
@@Goodboy0953you're joking right? Because at no point did i slam the guy for spending that much i just pointed out that 75% of the home theater community will never be able to afford that kind of setup and it would be incredible to actuall be able to. And your point makes zero sense comparing an item you need to a item you do not. You need a car, you want a home theater, you spend 1/3 of your life in bed...did you spend 45k on that? Don't be a clown
Really nice, I like the way they did those columns on the sides with the LED lighting behind them. As a big fan of controlled constant directivity I find the "DPC" very interesting. Great job on the room and also great job Youthman on a fantastic tour video!
Thank you kindly
Beautiful set up
I really appreciate this video. I wasn't familiar with the brand definitely inspirational
Killer video, thanks for posting!
@THX Ltd glad you enjoyed the video. If you are ever interested in doing a collaboration, feel free to reach out to me at info@hometheatertours.com.
@@Youthman Cool, we'll keep that in mind and be in touch!
awesome video - Linear Diffusers :)
Most perfect home theater very very clean job👍👍👍👍👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Those are goooooood looking speakers.
Also, the carpeting I saw where the front-sub array is at helps with something brewing in the noggin...
The Real Deal!!! That's the type of place where they hand you a brand new pair of socks before entering lol. Amazing
Or they carry you room to room.
If you’re into the control outside the room you can do what I did. I bought a refurbished iPad Air 2 for like $120 of eBay , and mounted outside my room with a monoprice ipad kiosk mount. Then I run the harmony app with the iPad in guided access mode. So before I enter the room I just tap the activity I need and by the time I sit down everything is already fired up. It’s a pretty slick and inexpensive addition to the theater that will get a ton of use. Looks quite cool also.
Wow nice theater
Nice I love the look of those perlisten speakers too bad my wife would never let me listen or have them even though she likes the look of them, WAF is definitely there with those speakers.
Yeah, they are above my budget as well but I can still appreciate them and those who can afford them.
Clean build...
Love this black style！
Impressive system 🔊 🔊
I agree
Love the parasound amps
Rock solid
Beautiful home theater. Having extra money definitely helps fund a hobby...
That’s for any hobby
Nice
Nice set up! But I have some questions about the sound quality, is it still the same as putting them outside the screen? Because they are not designed to put inside the screen.
Any speaker can be placed behind a screen. Your AVR can easily adjust for the sight attenuation you get on the top end from having an AT screen. Ideally you want the front speakers a bit wider but the homeowner did not have the available width
Hey Michael any chance you could get the exact make and model potentially of the carpet? I really like it and will be getting a new carpet installed in my home theatre
Man excellent video. The passion for home theater in this video definitely got me inspired. Wish I could afford perlisten because I felt like the owner cares more about the outcome than money. Obviously have to pay yo play but your getting your money's worth.
Perlisten will be above many people’s budget. Unfortunately there are lots of great alternatives for those (like myself) with lower budgets
@@Youthman besides the construction and labor costs what would you guess just the equipment, chairs, etc... cost if we has to copy the build?
No idea
The speakers alone are around $60,000
@@Youthman wow!! Good for that home owner. I'll get there one of these days....🤞
This single room cost more than all the money most people in the world will ever make. Nuts.
Thanks Youthman for your great content. Would like to see how the towers compare to Bowers and Wilkins 803/802 D4 series
I enjoy B&W but if I could afford either, my vote would certainly be Perlisten
@@Youthman thank you Michael
@@lukerestlessstudios thank you for your observation Luke
I want that carpet!!!!
Me too. I hate my light beige carpet
@@Youthman Any chance you can find out what that carpet is from the homeowner? I'm hoping to have my theater room done in about a month and that carpet would be perfect. THX
@@denniscolyn5435 yeah that carpet is very nice I actually told Michael he needed to purchase it and put it in his room it will finish his theater room I can actually see it in that room it will look very good especially with his front stage
I know exactly what he’s talking about with those Klipsch in ceiling speakers. I moved from a Klipsch RP System to an Arendal System which I assume is a similar sound signature to the Perlistens. I hadn’t changed out my Klipsch in ceilings at first though, and every time there was distinct sound from them or a pan to them I could hear the difference. Sounded overly bright and just kinda bad to be honest. Previously with the all Klipsch system they sounded perfectly fine though and blended well. So, definitely know what he was talking about when he brought that up.
Any time you have two brands that have different sound signatures, it will be quite noticeable
Hey youthman. Could use your help as I get closer to finishing my theater room construction I am doing I love the carpet selected and fits perfectly in my room. Any way of getting the information on where it was purchased or who I could contact to help me here in Florida in getting the material
Forget towers, I don’t hide those subs behind screen, I will put on floor on four corners of room if I have them
What a setup and what a room.
I was sure the owner would have had a Trinnov processor in this room, but hey some Marantz love isn't bad.
As Always, Great Video Michael
Thank you kindly Peter
Hey, I know you’ve discussed this in other videos but couldn’t find it. How far back approximately do you sit from your 150in screen. Trying to get a feel for viewing angles. I am thinking about installing a 165in screen (50 degree viewing angle first row) and sitting 13ft from the screen to my eye.
@Youthman; wondering for your personal home theater system have you consider building a baffle wall for your speakers ? Just wondering your thoughts... Thanks!
No I am however planning to add even more insulation behind my screen
The push pull sub has m&k 🔊 written all over it , nothing new there 🤷♂️, but I must admit the sub looks dam good !
Youthman! You of all people trying to get someone to go with the smaller version in a speaker line . Lol !
I know right 🤣 My main concern was having the tweeter too high. If the tweeter were not have been in the middle of the tower and instead, at the top, it would not have worked.
I believe that this system is absolutely stunning, however, my question is in terms of performance would you say that your JTR system is way better including the sub bass performance?
Hello Youth Man have quick question ?? with today projectors do you still have projector bulb LIFE OR time amount of hours you can play or watch the projectors befor you have to replace the light or the bulb Thx and keep them videos coming
Hi Ronster. Yes most projectors utilize a bulb with lamps having a typical lifespan of 3,000 hours. The bulb continues to lose light output over time.
Many are beginning to offer Laser Light Sources which have 20,000 hours lifespan but you don’t replace them, you buy a new projector.
All for an AT screen but man those are beautiful speakers I just would not be able to bring myself to hide them
That’s why I put my screen on gas shocks so I can easily lift it to reveal my front soundstage
Amazing home theater! Such a shame to have these speakers hidden behind the screen. They really deserve to be seen and admired for their beauty.
A lot of homeowners with Dedicated Theater rooms prefer to have everything hidden because there are more interested in the sound and no distractions
@@Youthman oh, for sure. I completely agree with that approach in a dedicated theater room. Just saying that these particular speakers are so beautiful that it’s a shame to have to hide them.
JTR’s are meant to be hidden. Perlisten not so much.😬
I’m with ya. Even though mine are hidden, I can easily reveal them with lighting or lift up the screen. I wanted to make sure I have easy access to show them off
Well I must be one of the few who actually wants to see my speakers over having in wall or speakers that can be put behind a screen, though I am also buying a tv, as opposed to a projector so I can get good Dolby vision presentation, see I have had an optoma projector at my last house, with a screen in the basement, though I think that system was only a 5.1 system, without atmos, or even a second subwoofer, of course this was from the days before having two subwoofers was even considered as helpful… I’m talking around the 2008-2012 ish time frame. Where I really don’t remember their being much of a conversation about subwoofers back then…. Anyways my speakers will be klipsh rf-7 iii, rc-64 iii, ks-8500 for in ceilings, and then the 6.5 inch bookshelf’s, and surrounds, and 2 pb-3000
@@Ryand0523 multiple subs was definitely a thing back in 2008 - 2012. I had dual subs back then and most of the enthusiasts that I knew around that time had 2 or more subs.🤷♂️
I cant help but wonder how compact the front staging is. It appears that the LCR spks are within 6 to 8 ft. range. In configurations ive worked with in the past, haviing that front stage expanded especially with such a huge tower spkr helped with filling larger rooms. Maybe i cannot see the width in the vlog as the camera may shrink its appearance of what width is behind the screen. Regardless, thus is an OUTSTANDING theater and your vlogs are juat as OUTSTANDING!!! Im so glad your vlogs have showed up on my feed. These vlogs have reignited a fire from yrs ago when installing mobile and home equipment. The PERLISTEN products seem top knotch. Thx for the awesome content Mike!!! 💪😎
I would agree they are a bit tight but that’s the max width he has to work with.
@@Youthman i could only imagine how amazing that sounds!! You have one if the best channels showing off people love and passion for HiFi A/V!!!
Thank you for the kind words
Such an amazing home theater!
How does the Perlisten compare to your Noesis 212htr? I ask because I have the same 212htr set up after watching your video.
It's difficult to compare any two speakers when they are in completely different rooms connected to completely different gear. I have heard many JTR systems and have now heard two Perlisten systems. I can say with 100% certainty both companies make phenomenal speakers and subwoofers.
Youthman, your answers are funny you totally avoid the question again… I still like your videos 😂.
I appreciate it. It has nothing to do with avoiding the question. You cannot compare two speakers that were demoed in different rooms with different acoustics, not to mention these were heard over a year apart. Anyone that claims they can accurately compare two speakers like that are deceiving you.
I can tell you I absolutely loved the Perlisten speakers. I have also heard over 15 JTR systems and have always been impressed with each one.
Is there any way those of us who live close would be able to come experience this theater? Is the homeowner open to that? I would love to hear the Perlisten speakers.
As for speakers, how do they compare to your jtr. I love the content but do not want to make mistakes while at least not to many..lol I also believe the sound should be a huge factor in home theatre
I just shared this in a previous comment. "It's difficult to compare any two speakers when they are in completely different rooms connected to completely different gear. I have heard many JTR systems and have now heard two Perlisten systems. I can say with 100% certainty both companies make phenomenal speakers and subwoofers."
Youth Man what's your opinion on an endgame setup should I go with per listen or should I go with Jeff's speakers and subs
Both are end game systems and sound incredible. Perlisten looks much nicer and costs twice as much. Depends on what you are looking for and what your budget will allow for. Feel free to reach out to me if you are interested in Perlisten and I can get you in touch with a dealer for pricing. youthmanreviews.com/sales/
4:45 lol 😜 can't imagine what the state of affairs would've been if you weren't, Michael!! That's ducking funny coming from you!!! At least from my perspective. Hey I'm just saying, so don't go dissing on me! 🤣
Youthman... Don't you think you should start with the Amplifiers first? That's how I m doing..... Just bought a MC 611 and a MC 462. Now I m trying to decide on the Speakers......
Before acoustic treatment? No. Amplifiers are one of the last things I would add unless you have really in efficient speakers
Looks good but i dont understand why so much people buy finish products for a Homecinema. Its (mostly) soundwise & acousticaly better to build a Bafflewall / DBA & Cabinets (Active System with DSP) and fit them to the room instead of buying floorstanding speakers and also mix speaker brands
The only thing I would replace is the Marantz! Should be HTP-1 on something else higher up with Dirac, would be be upgrade to be made 🙏🏼😍
There are always upgrades that can be made. Eventually you have to make a decision on what you will be content with
@@Youthman Indeed, sadly you’re always thinking: what can I upgrade to make it better 🤔
Sometimes you just have to sit back and enjoy what you have
@@Youthman Ain’t that the truth 🙏🏼
Gotta second this for a system this nice the marantz looks outta place, anthem av90 at least but really surprised he didn't go with trinov
Hi Michael. Nice insight on the video. Just wondering. Why did the home owner not use the surrounds for atmos?
I believe he I wanted to wait until they had their Atmos speakers.
He wants it clean and hidden.
@@Youthman ok fair enough seemed those surrounds would have done a super job. He seemed to be able to hide the bed floor surrounds well. Very nice setup 👍🏾👍🏾
that “project manager” doesn’t seem to have been very involved lol
He helped build the room, he didn’t know much about the equipment but since the homeowner preferred not to be on camera, the project manager got volunteered 🤣
Is there a reason you couldn't mount the surrounds on the ceiling for atmos?
As long as you can do it safely, sure. Any direct radiating speaker can be used as Atmos
Youth man what is best sonos sound bar with sub and speakers or a hometheater my room not that big either and my TV already is loud is hometheater really worthy it parts are hard to find end expensive too but sonos is only 700 dollars is speaker and setup is 2000 dollars
In my experience the majority of the time, you get what you pay for. It’s difficult to expect a single soundbar that cost $700 to perform as well as a multi speaker on Theater costing over twice as much
Is it an acoustic fabric wiven screen
They mentioned the harshness of the Klipsch Atmos speakers. Was this in part of the Perlisten speakers being far warmer or they just not go through and EQ the Atmos? With that setup you would imagine they did what they could but I have been a fan of Klipsch but that’s mostly because of my virgin ears don’t know better.
I too have always enjoyed Klipsch. Klipsch is a very polarizing brand. I find you either love them, or hate them. I didn't find them harsh, but there was a noticeable difference in tonality between the two brands which doesn't allow for a true seamless experience.
What are room dimensions? Great video, sir!
Mentioned in the video and in the description
Youth man what's your opinion on the ulf 4,000 versus the d215 sub
Both will rattle your teeth and have incredibly low distortion. I haven’t measured them both but the 4000ULF are tuned to 10Hz and will likely extend further in-room response. I’m not sure how low the D215s extend.
How about adding another line of affordable speaker? Try like the Toyota vs lexis line.
That’s what the R Series is
I love to see things I will never own.
Hey Michael do you know the name of the store in Chicago that has the Perlisten’s on display to audition?
Unfortunately I do not. You could contact Perlisten and they should be able to tell you. Perlisten will have a full demo room at MWAVE if you can make it. midwestavexperience.com/
I've seen home theaters with speaker in the ceiling in the walls in the attic ect.... but never seen speakers in the floor is that even possible?
No purpose for speakers in the floor, especially when the chairs would block the sound. You can put subwoofers or create a HoverBOSS platform
Usually your videos look great as they’re shot in 4K but this one is only in SD (??). With such a long video looking at these great speakers, was the SD setting a mistake or…?
Hit refresh. It’s in 4K
With that said, when I travel, I am not able to bring my massive soft box and main light that I use in my theater room so lighting isn't optimal.
@@Youthman all set. Cool. That’s weird, as I have it set to automatically play in the highest level available. Thx 👍🏼
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Considering the way theaters place the surrounds high up on the wall angled down I'll never understand why HT buffs place speakers in the ceiling. I have 4 SVS Elevation surrounds and the sound is spot on. Even if I built a million dollar HT system I would still never place speakers in a ceiling. That said, this guy has quite a system. I like the fact that the subs are elevated. Great video. Thank you.
The difference is you are not trying to cover seating for 200 people. You can’t do that as well with overhead speakers. The reality is in-ceiling speakers provide sound precisely where the sound should come from. Not saying that height channels are a bad idea, I just prefer In-ceiling for Atmos to for that reason and also to provide more separation between the floor level and top level speakers.
I would agree that putting those Perlisten surrounds on-ceiling mounted toward the listening position would be the better way to go instead of in-ceiling from another brand. And it would have improved sound isolation with no holes in the ceiling. Otherwise, amazing Perlisten theater!
Sacrilege putting these beautiful speakers behind the screen :P
I guess it is if you would rather look at them instead of enjoying the movie without distractions. I prefer mounting the LCR behind the screen but having easy access to lift the screen with gas shocks to reveal the speakers at any time. I also have LED lights that illuminate my speakers through my AT screen.
Anymore info on the in wall on wall versions?
We discuss them in length in the Perlisten Insider that will be live on March 2nd at NOON EST
@@Youthman Ok looking forward to that. Subs look really awesome, but the 15" is a massive 65cm deep. Are there plans for a similar performance sub but another form factor to with the inwalls?
Yes you will see a smaller sub discussed in the upcoming video.
I thought Britney Spears was going to pop out at the beginning lol.
Why not use S4s for Atmos?
He is waiting till they have dedicated Atmos speakers.
@Youthman I was wondering the same thing. I mean, I'm guessing he wanted them hidden in the ceiling. But wouldn't that make sense to use those if you don't mind mounting them to the ceiling?
How do these subs compare to your RS2s?
They are beast for sure. Would be difficult to compare without being in the same room and taking measurements to see how they compare. Needless to say, they had no problem pressurizing his large room with clean, solid bass
@@Youthman Thank you
I went on their website and it doesn't list dealers anywhere.
Reach out to me at youthmanreviews.com/sales/ and I can get you in touch with a Perlisten dealer.
What screen material is being used?
It’s mentioned in the video and in the description. 😉
Sorry about that.
No problem
I can’t tell if you really liked the sound of the theater. It’s a sponsored video so maybe that was intentional.
Overall it sounds great but even with a dedicated build, there are limitations to what he was able to do. As mentioned in the video, there are a few things we shared with the homeowner that he can do to improve the sound. The sound stage could be improved if he were able to have the left and right speakers spread out a bit more. Ideally you would want the front LCR further apart but he did not have the ability due to the design of the front wall of the basement (it's narrow and angled). My room as well could benefit from killing all reflections behind my screen (something I'm working towards). Also mentioned in the video, we recommended him to add acoustic treatment behind the screen to prevent reflections from there from entering the room. I personally would have installed the surrounds on the walls but the owner chose to place them in the walls for a stealth and clean appeal. The subs in his theater are absolutely phenomenal, especially when sitting in the rear row due to the additional tactile response you get from the wooden platform. Hearing Perlisten in two different locations and spending several hours listening to music and movies in different rooms, they are some of the best speakers I have heard to date.
Where is that intro from??? 👀
From UA-cam. They have about 10 to choose from
@@Youthman ahhhhh. Gotcha. I was thinking it was an anime movie of some kind. Hehehe
Nah. All of the other Premiere Intros are cheesy.
Good morning guyes
W hat are youdoing
You had me until I saw the Marantz pre/pro. I’m more into the Anthem avm 70. Arc is just on another level compared to Audyssey.
Unfortunately current Anthem processors are buggy. I have the Marantz AV7706 and it has performed flawlessly.
Also, in a treated room, there is less for the room correction to have to fix.
@@Youthman not true at all. I have the new Anthem and it’s 100% stable. No bugs at all and I’m even on a Beta firmware.
@@Youthman how do you know what kind of room treatment you need unless you are measuring your room though.
Glad to hear you haven’t experienced any issues with the new Anthem AVR’s. A lot of guys in the forums and Facebook groups did not have the same experience.
Those speakers are beautiful but the price 😬
Definitely won’t meet everyone’s budget
You kept taking over the conversation when the project manger started talking. He never got to finish any thought. Maybe you knew the project manager wasn’t a good speaker and that’s why you were stepping in
👆👆👆 You nailed it. 😉
Talk about THX Certification

Talk about THX Certification

THX certification was a big deal in the 90’s. Not so much anymore. There are plenty of companies that can easily meet THX certification, yet they have no desire to pay the expensive licensing fee to have that stamp of approval. Nowadays is more important to find products that measure well, rather than simply looking for a THX logo.
But when Perlisten first hit the scene, they had no credentials, so being the first brand to ever have THX Dominus certification, gave them immediate credibility. They published their measurements to back up the value they provide.
I love all the automated designs today but I’m losing hope for these things due to (of all things) failure of remote controls. I live in a home with mostly bare floors and no smoking but lately I’ve had three remote controls just stop working on certain buttons. Including the latest …my Roku remote. Yes I’ve changed batteries and keep them in a covered drawer when not in use. No they have never been subjected to liquid of any kind. Most frustrating is it’s not all the buttons that don’t work, just some. If they can’t design a remote control that lasts the life of the product it controls then it’s simply not worth buying these top of the line products. After all the remote control is like the nervous system and without it, instructions never get to the thing you want to control.
The project manager is not an AV guy. Don’t know about the room or even what each equipment can do.
The project manager helped build the room itself (construction part). He knew a little about the AV components but that's why I did a lot of the talking. The homeowner asked him that day if he would be in the video. Surprise. LOL
Front left and right speakers way to close together. Imaging is collapsed.
Unfortunately that is as wide as he could go.
Erod There's always some compromises for anyone regardless of how much the budget is. It's a big 140 inch projector screen in front, so the front left & right speakers in person behind the screen probably don't look as close together as it does on video.
I would personally though toe in angle the front left & right speakers pointing at the main seating positions. Like Dolby, DTS, THX all recommend for the left & right speakers for movies.
I hate rows of 4 as you don't get a perfect centre sweetspot seat like the middle seat in rows of 3 seats. But the owner obviously needed the extra seats for guests. Aesthetically is a lovely looking home cinema and those Perlisten speakers are end game!
Due to the limitations of the front wall, the side walls of the platform has to be angled so the rear is less wide than the front making it difficult to toe them in.
Love the gear. For the money the room decor is boring.
4:57 Why does the CEO have this resting you know what face? Like bro lighten up a bit, smile once in a while? I look at him and just get this bad vibe and want to run away from him and his gear.
Has nothing to do with lightening up. I smile a lot, but I realize that not everyone does. Especially when you place them in front of a camera. If you do decide to run, I would be curious to know what you find better than Perlisten. Be blessed
@@Youthman Bro if you're (the ceo) representing a company you can't present yourself with a face like that. You gotta learn to smile a bit and be presentable. As for other options... tons to choose from and I am skeptical Perlisten is better than all the vets out there (but maybe im wrong).. Wilson, focal, magico, ATC, Nola, Raidho, borrenson, T+A, Goebel, Stenheim... the list goes on and on. 2 channel world is swamped.
I guess I just find it odd that you want to run from a company because the CEO is t all smiles in a video. I’m not one to tell someone how they should run their own company or present themselves.
@@Youthman Well I respect your view point. When I deal with dealers or ceos and I have met my fair share of them I get good vibes from friendly, personable people that smile. The whole deadpan thing does nothing for me and makes me not want to deal with the person. I met the ceo of Rockport and the guy was super nice and smiled and was 'normal' when I engaged with him. He even remembered my name when I saw him again months later. I am not saying people need to be super cheerful and overly positive / fake. But ya... just a face that barely moves and stares me down... no.
Anyway thats me, you do you.
Nothing wrong with that thought process. But in the same manner I have met plenty of people in my lifetime that were all smiles, but ended up being sketchy, immoral and unethical.