Who Are The Biggest Audio Reviewers On Youtube

I really savor watching How-do-you-do Fi related videos on YouTube. my favourites are:
Techmoan ( he just fixed an one-time Pioneer cassette deck that I enjoyed very much. )
https://www.youtube.com/c/Techmoan

John Darko
https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnHDarko

New Record Day
https://www.youtube.com/c/Newrecordday2013

Steve Guttenberg Audiophiliac
https://world wide web.youtube.com/aqueduct/UC9wBmplRUhaCi-aNrkfgeTg

HiViNyws
https://www.youtube.com/c/HiViNywschannel

Snazzy Labs Hi Fi system

What are yours?
Ahh, missed that one. I have seen his Harbeth reviews.
I came in here to post most how pretentious and insufferable New Record Day was and then I went and watched 1 of his new videos and institute it to be non that any more. His older videos were him reading off a script and really playing it upwards, just his most recent videos seem much more than natural in his delivery. And then hither's to a more "natural" delivery.
As to my recommendation, I really bask the analytical and pragmatic nature of fellow Canadian Thomas & Stereo.
I like this thread, very informative! Thank you!!!
Jason
Why would you chance your SHF brownie by admitting this?

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I enjoy his videos and wish him the best of luck for taking the bound to total time. They're longer than I can commonly spotter, simply I commonly check out at least some of almost of them.
I like Darkos the best. Also watch most Guttenberg episodes.

The PS Audio/Paul McGowan Q&A episodes have been fun and informative.
In add-on to Zero Fidelity, John Darko and Steve Guttenberg, I'd add "Thomas & Stereo" and "A British Audiophile".
I've enjoyed Tharbamar's channel many times, peculiarly the audio demo videos.
Besides PS Audio's aqueduct is bang-up, Paul is an awesome guy.

And Analog Planet'south channel is an obvious one for the analog folks.
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I'm a big fan of Andrew Robinson as well as Ana(Dia)Log.

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+ane Zero Fidelity. Sean has a wealth of experience with minimal BS and snobby attitude. I like his style.
Considering your state'southward troubles with YouTube presently, I'm surprised whatsoever Dane is actually recommending any aqueduct on their site correct now.
I'll cheque a couple out, though...
Stereophile and Ken Micalef.
Anything from Kendrick Sound (Japanese restorers of vintage JBL and Horn Speakers)
A bit of a tedious talker but I kind of dig his style. And agreed well-nigh his demos--tiptop notch.
I will also add Z Reviews to this - though he mainly does entry-mid level gear. But his audio demos are extremely well recorded.
I'one thousand not a huge fan of Behemothic JBLs (although I take a lot of respect for the UREIs that I used dorsum in the studio days), but I really enjoy watching these Kenrick Sound videos from Japan.

https://www.youtube.com/c/KenrickSound/featured
At that place is AnalogPlanet. Even though I completely disagree with his ideology, the factory and audio off-white tours are very informative and his presentation is entertaining.
Snazzy Labs is a useless dope. I can't believe I wasted a minute watching that dolt.
His demos are great simply they way he describes sound is the aforementioned for every product "musical, accurate and engaging"
My personal favs are Thomas & Stereo, NBT Studios and Darko Audio
Technomoan is bully. I really savor his videos. Very educational and entertaining. I am a big fan!
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Thomas & stereo is one of the few I tin stand to watch a whole video. Very down to earth.
This guy is a full knob and has nothing to say. Information technology sounds like he recorded this with a Dayton Audio iMM-6. At to the lowest degree it's a expert tune.