Showing posts with label VNeck. Show all posts
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Friday, 1 March 2013

Audiophile Paradise at Tokyo Audio Show

Audiophile Paradise at Tokyo Audio Show Tube. Duration : 3.30 Mins.


00 speaker cables. 00 power cords. 000 power strips. 000 pre-main amplifiers. Thought that music was just a 99-cent download to your iPod? (Lily nods yes) Nope! Not here! Welcome to the world of audiophiles, where music fanatics pursue sound quality beyond audible frequencies. [Junichi Yamazaki, President of Triode]: The sound quality you pursue definitely shows in the amount of money you spend. Some people think that a certain degree is fine, then its fine, but audio is something without limit. Lets say you buy a thousand dollar system but when you compare it to a live concert, you may think, hmm, I want a larger soundstage, then youll look into expensive components, and youll notice the higher quality and upgrade your home system. So the reality is, there are speakers that are 0000 or 0000, enough money to buy a house, so there is no limit. Audiophile grade equipment purifies and clarifies the detail in your music to a whole new level. Its like listening to your favorite songs live. [Daihachiro Yoshii, Kanjitsu Electronics]: When we listen to music with a female vocalist, we can experience the feeling of her standing in the room, singing exclusively for us. When we listen to an orchestra or a big concert, we can listen at our own convenience with incredible quality we cant get through the radio. The level of attention in audiophile equipment is extraordinarily specialized. Like this 120 pound record player from Acoustic Solid. With that much weight ...

Tuesday, 29 January 2013

BF3 Beta: PDW-R, AEK-971, and G18 (Full HD)

BF3 Beta: PDW-R, AEK-971, and G18 (Full HD) Tube. Duration : 3.72 Mins.


PLEASE EXPAND AND READ COMPLETELY BEFORE COMMENTING! Disclaimers to all the haters: 1) This is a Beta version of Battlefield 3. As such, it has graphical, audio, masking, and other issues. Since this is not an accurate representation of the quality of the final product, please refrain from making comments on game production quality. 2) Since BF3 does not have a "Theater Mode" as Call of Duty: Black Ops did, this video was recorded live. Although I have a killer system, there may be occasional graphical hitching due to the fact that I am recording large quantities of in-game video with the graphics turned all the way up. Since I am mentioning it here, you need not mention it below. Well, the BF3 beta has come to an end, but I still have some videos of it to post. It also gives me my first opportunity of trying out Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 11.0. Windows Movie Maker 2011 was good enough for handling 1920x1080 videos from Black Ops' theater mode, but for live in-game video recorded in 1600x1200 on my primary 4:3 monitor, I needed something more. This was a good defensive match where I, made a dramatic bomb defuse, went on some good streaks, and got service stars in two weapons. I also got the Rush Medal and various different ribbons. This video showcases three different weapons: the PDW-R sub-machine gun, the AEK-971 assault rifle, and the G18 suppressed machine pistol. The PDW-R and G-18 are upper-level cross-class unlocks. The AEK-971 is an upper-level Assault ...