Bruno’s Music Listening Bar in Korea is THE PLACE to go to in Korean that options Horn speaker system of 1937 By RCA that …
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Bruno’s Music Listening Bar in Korea is THE PLACE to go to in Korean that options Horn speaker system of 1937 By RCA that …
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No one has come close to the RCA 1428/1443 on a conical horn (even better than these multicell), including Western Electric. Back in the day, it was well known than RCA had outdone WE with this design.
The RCA 1428/1443 are the best midrange ever made. If you can call their super wide (800-12000Hz) “midrange”!
Nice to see that he kept the patina on those speakers. Also, that he found a way to share his beautiful gear for the public to experience.
You promised to talk about tuberolling-experience. I am still waiting
AND made some personal experiments 
Guinness!
very impressive, with bruno,s equiptment and design of his tube amplifier, well done gents from ct. usa .thank-you for your video and invitation !!
You finally heard a good system : )
In HiFi WORLD, There were NO Absolute Terms, as all "Conclusions" are 200% Subjective & Very much Dependence to the Type of Music. I've using the JBL43XX for more than 30years that I found it is 90+% Tailored for Pop & Jazz, but seems a bit Shortage with Classical Music…. but Mysteriously can reproduce the Cannon (Telarc ver.) Explosion seamlessly…. my immediate rationalization is the "Special Treatment" Recording Protocols that Telarc applied.
Direct Translation of "What I need…." is "我所需要的", I suppose in the Poetic Expression "我需要你的爱" is totally acceptable….
Absolutely love this! Please bring us more episodes like this! Nobody else does!
I’d like to know more about the combination of drivers used on the multi-cell horn. The upper one appears to be a JBL, love to know the thinking behind this approach of combining different drivers. Back in the day combining two drivers was a necessary evil as power handling was rather limited. Phase cancellation was the price paid for a more powerful and robust system. Interesting I tell you what.
Hi! Do you know the hours? I am planning on going in a few weeks when I get to Seoul- am super excited to experience this!
awesome video.. touched me.. one of the best on youtube., would love to go to s.korea to see this place.
You should watch old movies when the studios were either using WE or RCA sound systems and their choice impacted how the voice and instruments sounded through later day systems like an Altec A2 system, it’s amazing how different the EQ was between the two US major players. Harry Olson designed some very cool stuff
I had those huge RCA speakers. Decades ago, my dad brought them home from a theater. I regret getting rid of them. Most natural mid range you will ever hear.
I’ve written this before on some other vid clip, but I’m shocked that this concept of great liquor based bar combined with awesome music using a killer stereo. In Japan this is more of a thing, but in the USA, maybe a dozen or so establishments exists. Come on USA, let’s make this happen
Tubes with horns seems to be a sweet combo.
Great video thank you
RCA is a legend back then(vacuum tubes eras) ..its look so rough..Nice state of the art.
Look into Lary long .. designer of club sound system.. studio 54 , paradise garage the God father of Sound system design…
Great music bar I have ever been.
The videography on this channel, the insert shots, the background imaging, the lighting– simply is superb.
Pint of Guiness required for optimal sound quality and listening experience.
Hey Jay…instant sub for me. Super cool set-up from Bruno! Wow. 3:39ish. Funny, Andrew Robinson said the same thing, reviewing Klipsch La Scala. Brought him and his wife to tears…I’ve been intrigued ever since. Must be something about those big horns. Catch you on the B-side…
Those speakers look so much like concert speakers or ones behind the screen at the movies.
That array reminds me of systems I've seen in movie theaters all over the East Coast of the USA back in the day. Very able to maintain the panning image from multiple seating locations and able to be shaped for the venue..
Those are RCA versions of the Shearer Horn system developed in the 1930s at MGM by project manager John Hilliard. Hilliard was the guy who discovered time delay distortion during the famous Eleanor Powell double tap incident in which the long source distance between the lower and upper horns of a WE monitor caused single taps of tap dancing to be reproduced as double taps. Hilliard wanted a movie theater speaker that eliminated that and when WE showed no interest Doug Shearer, head of the MGM sound department, told Hilliard to develop a speaker. Involved in the project were Bob Stephens, James Lansing and Harry Olson. Hilliard went on to become the head engineer at Altec where he designed the VOTs as an improvement on the Shearer system. I see at least one JBL compression driver in the system in the video, a driver not original to RCA shearer systems. Note though that RCA used a JBL compression driver in their LC9 monitor of the 1950s.
Did they have passiv crossover or do you drive active?
The old timers knew what they were doing. The next generations are just now finding it out. Speaking for the old timers. You're welcome.
That’s such a cool story!
Bruno! what a legend .
What a clever man