@@Underview Glass is not really the best surface to put monitors on. You have to think about vibrations and reflections. If you've spent money on adams it's worth getting some isolating (desk)stands. I've tested this with desk stands from isoacoustics, 1 monitor with and 1 without. When panning between the two, You can clearly tell a difference especially in the lows. Much tighter and just overal better sounding.
@@neshkerito you could argue that because the speakers are so deep, you can’t get to the “equilateral triangle” between speakers and your listening position, and that in a normal working position, you would be off axis from the tweeter though. But then again, the tweeter on these is a little sharp, but that still doesn’t solve the issue of the midrange where the 7in driver most likely starts to beam.
You’re listening to a recording through a camera mic and then out of your home speakers. It’s like saying a OLED tv has horrible picture quality when it was recorded from an old phone camera and then watched on your old tube tv lol
placing speakers on a glass desk is a terrible idea
He can just buy stands.
@@Underview the sound will still reflect off the glass
@@Fiend404 it depends on the angle whether or not it’ll be harmful.
@@Underview Glass is not really the best surface to put monitors on. You have to think about vibrations and reflections. If you've spent money on adams it's worth getting some isolating (desk)stands. I've tested this with desk stands from isoacoustics, 1 monitor with and 1 without. When panning between the two, You can clearly tell a difference especially in the lows. Much tighter and just overal better sounding.
guys.. maybe he just got them and was loving the sound... chill...
Do they priduce any noise(hiss) while you dont play anything on them? My KRK hiss like a madman.
I haven't noticed any hiss at all. They've been great.
gotta decouple them puppies man, glass is opposite dampening material, thanks for the vid tho, interesting.
Focal's man,...the 65 is another level.
*listening to this test with my t8v's*
Hi! As far as dedicated two channel LISTENING, what do you think? Definitely not near field listening. Thanks!
@@dawolyan13 man u can control ur setup with dbspl measurements for acoustic treatment!
Those speakers are too big for that setup. You should have chosen the T5V size.
it's the room's size that matters
@@neshkerito you could argue that because the speakers are so deep, you can’t get to the “equilateral triangle” between speakers and your listening position, and that in a normal working position, you would be off axis from the tweeter though. But then again, the tweeter on these is a little sharp, but that still doesn’t solve the issue of the midrange where the 7in driver most likely starts to beam.
@@markcollins4542 twitter is little sharp??? Man hv u heard KRK ROKIT or YAMAHA HS7/HS8???
@@V_BABBAR yep, that's why I said a little sharp :), at least for my tastes.
@@markcollins4542 i would say Adams r little Blunt!!!
Что это за трек?
I'd Rather by Barend
Testing w a mp3 and windows reproducer........🙄
Yo me compré el a4v decepción total nada q ver Adam, mi JBL es mejor, pura mentira sus revius
buy a desk at first
A good desk costs more than these t7v. Now he can enjoy them while saving for a desk and be amazed at how much difference the new desk makes 😂
horror, porridge and annoying high frequencies, a nightmare
You’re listening to a recording through a camera mic and then out of your home speakers.
It’s like saying a OLED tv has horrible picture quality when it was recorded from an old phone camera and then watched on your old tube tv lol
@@miIitaryminded There is nothing more to say. You are more then right. 👍🏼