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weird I couldn't link to the PDF without error so I changed it to their main announcement page.

A website called AudioScienceReview (ASR) published a test report a few weeks back stating the Denon AVR-X4700H receiver has design problems and measured poorly. The reality was ASR's test setup produced an improper testing scenario via HDMI leading to some non-ideal results and conclusions...

The best sounding metal domes I've ever heard are Beryllium. RBH and Revel use them in their top models and they really do have incredibly smooth and detailed highs. Unlike most metal domes, they don't exhibit oil can resonances and their break up modes are at least a 1/2 octave above the limits...

Joe Atkins is taking control of legendary speaker company Bowers and Wilkins back from silicon valley startup EVA Automation. For audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts alike, the change in ownership is likely a good thing, as Atkins’s team will bring back brand stability after cauterizing the...

We just did an incredibly informational Virtual Press Event for Denon on the Audioholics YouTube channel to discuss their new 2020 X-Series AV Receiver line up. In it, we learned their new products have 4 features no other AV receiver company currently has, including: 1. DTS:X Pro - to go...

Currently only Apple TV, FireStick Gen2 or newer, and NVidia support Atmos over Tidal. Even with that support, it's limited to DD+ over Atmos, not TrueHD.

That is very kind of you and no pressure to keep a membership if you don't feel it of benefit to you.

News Flash https://www.audioholics.com/audio-technologies/dolby-music

This thread is reserved for a technical discussion regarding HDMI 2.1 based on our 3-part Youtube interview series with Sound United and our editorial summarizing the important information to guide you on how to future proof your system for years to come. Perhaps one of the coolest features for...

It's incalculable to my brain how anyone can operate like this in life.

Or it could be his dealers dumping cables on Ebay at below retail to attract people foolish enough to waste their money on snake oil.

Thanks man. I don't like bullies. I won't waste time engaging Ted on social media but I'd be happy to settle up with him face to face if the opportunity presents itself at a trade show (if we ever have those again after COVID-19). Legitimate companies don't fear our analysis or measurements...

I decided to post this little editorial documenting the Ted Denney situation on Audioholics. I backdated it so it's not homepage news. https://www.audioholics.com/editorials/synergistic-research

Yep this reminds me of the 9/11 and moon landing hoax conspiracies. They seemingly look plausible but are based on innuendoes and anecdotal evidence. It's troubling how people place and credibility in this crap. YT taking it down probably just inflames their conspiracy faulty logic.

This summary article states why feedback gets a bad rap. Most early amp designers didn't really know how to do feedback properly and those amps had a lot of LF feedback but it was not effective for full bandwidth. We have a much larger editorial that goes over this coming soon.

Myth

Feedback is an ubiquitous and unavoidable basic technique that keeps the world running. It is only controversial in consumer audio, and then only specifically in power amplifiers. Some audiophiles believe too much negative feedback will diminish sound quality in amplifiers while others believe...