Today, Monday, June 18, I'll be on "Home Theater Geeks"

By Tyll Hertsens • Posted: Jun 17, 2012

After Steve Guttenberg's apearance on "Home Theater Geeks" episode 109 "Accuracy Shmaccuracy" (see episode here), I asked Scott Wilkinson if I might come on to lend a little more weight to my thoughts on the subject. Scott kindly obliged, and I'll be on the show today.

The show will be broadcast on TWiT.tv live on Monday, June 18, at 1:30pm Pacific Time (2130 UTC). Both audio and video will be available afterward on the Home Theater Geek episode 116 "The Tao of Testing"; the for-real Podcast is available through iTunes here.

I'll be using these graphs to illustrate the relationship between headphone measurements and how they sound during the program:

See you then!

Comments

You Twit!

Submitted by willmatic on June 18, 2012 - 11:38pm.

GREAT vid, Tyll! Really appreciated the entire broadcast. Informative (especially the square wave, et al) explanation on your readings. I can now cite/assign this video as mandatory homework instead of all the 'splainin' I usually do for family/friends when on the subject. Truly wish that you (or others) did an in-depth weekly video/podcast on headphone/personal audio to cover the details that this show allowed. Not sure of the demand, but you would have at least 1 subscriber. = P

Thanks for being so detailed!

Submitted by Nick Waterhouse... on June 19, 2012 - 4:37pm.

I have been researching measurements vs. sound for sometime now and you answered and clarified a few key things for me. Just looking at the graphs above was great

I would honestly love to hear you do more of a regular podcast also as mentioned in the other comment.

Thanks again.

Great show! Watched the

Submitted by MacedonianHero on June 19, 2012 - 7:22pm.

Great show! Watched the entire thing this afternoon and had a blast.

Good job!

Submitted by zobel on June 21, 2012 - 10:25pm.

Very good questions from Scott, followed by very concise and informative responses by Tyll. I enjoyed the whole program. Tyll, you could save this as a link for people asking questions about your headphone measurements since it really covers the topic well.
Thanks!