What Makes a Good Audiophile YouTube.com Video?

[FutureAudiophile.com]

Do you watch youtube.com videos on audiophile topics?

We are about to start doing them at FutureAudiophile.com

What elements do you like about videos?
How do they compare to written reviews in your eyes?
How long is the right length for a video?

Anything else that you like or dislike about audiophile videos?

I want to do these right out of the gate.

Jerry Del Colliano

 

[Mikado463]

Truthfully, I enjoy watching Chickanic more so........

Chickanic

chickanic.com

As for useful AV videos, I think Gene and crew do a good job.

 

[eljr]

Do you watch youtube.com videos on audiophile topics?

No

 

[Golfx]

You need bench measurements for electronics and CEA outdoor data or Klippel data for speakers to back up your observations and recommendations. Without the math it is just an opinion. And I will not watch you.

 

[Mikado463]

I agree with Golf, there's this clown over on a couple of the other forums, goes by 'Michaels Minute' on one and I forget his handle on the other, regardless, he has a YouTube gig and it's nothing more than blathering dialogue. Quite like alot of the reviews in TAS......

The problem with so many subjective reviews is the author is filling space. But, remember this, we are now in a time of less and less brick & mortar audio salons to go to, listen and form our own opinions(while being subjectively influenced) thus the internet has taken on that new role.

 

[highfigh]

Do you watch youtube.com videos on audiophile topics?

We are about to start doing them at FutureAudiophile.com

What elements do you like about videos?
How do they compare to written reviews in your eyes?
How long is the right length for a video?

Anything else that you like or dislike about audiophile videos?

I want to do these right out of the gate.

Jerry Del Colliano

One thing that needs to stop- using a freaking smart phone to record, as a way to show how good speakers sound. Seriously? THIS is where recording technology has gone?