Warmer air makes better sound??

[AudioPervert]

Hey guys.. i usually have it pretty cold in my apartment, i cranked the heatpump, now my hifi system sounds warmer too.

 

[alpha_zulu]

Heatpump bias. No question!

 

[jed1]

Warmer temperature slows down speed of sound. During cold days, I can tell live PA sound system sounds crispy.

 

[slartibartfast]

Warmer temperature slows down speed of sound. During cold days, I can tell live PA sound system sounds crispy.

Just the opposite.

 

[jed1]

Just the opposite.

You're correct. My bad memory...

 

[AudioPervert]

You're correct. My bad memory...

Warm air make slower soundwaves, Slower sounds more crispy

 

[Smartplug]

Don’t forget the bacon to go along with it.

 

[harkpabst]

Warmer air also means warmer brain, slowing down the speed of thought, greatly improving the performance of any Hi-Fi system. Slowness gives you the time to wander around the soundstage from left to right and front to far back. Obviously, 36.5° C is the perfect ambient temperature as far as sound is concerned since it is the natural temperature of our body. Room, air, music, body and brain will merge into a steady flow of musical emotion. A veil will be removed.

 

[Wiimer]

Warmer air also means warmer brain, slowing down the speed of thought, greatly improving the performance of any Hi-Fi system. Slowness gives you the time to wander around the soundstage from left to right and front to far back. Obviously, 36.5° C is the perfect ambient temperature as far as sound is concerned since it is the natural temperature of our body. Room, air, music, body and brain will merge into a steady flow of musical emotion. A veil will be removed.

Eh!
Are you saying that the room should be warmed up to 36.5° C?

I can't stand it for 5 minutes.

 

[MCG555]

Eh!
Are you saying that the room should be warmed up to 36.5° C?

I can't stand it for 5 minutes.

Yes, the veil will only be removed at 36.5°

 

[taube Taube]

Eh!
Are you saying that the room should be warmed up to 36.5° C?

I can't stand it for 5 minutes.

Who said it would be easy? Art requires sacrifice!

 

[Hablosito]

Warmer air also means warmer brain, slowing down the speed of thought, greatly improving the performance of any Hi-Fi system. Slowness gives you the time to wander around the soundstage from left to right and front to far back. Obviously, 36.5° C is the perfect ambient temperature as far as sound is concerned since it is the natural temperature of our body. Room, air, music, body and brain will merge into a steady flow of musical emotion. A veil will be removed.

This is fundamentally correct; however, caution is advised when it comes to ambient music. In this case, the room should not be heated specifically to enjoy the music and should be left as it is.

 

[alpha_zulu]

This is fundamentally correct; however, caution is advised when it comes to ambient music. In this case, the room should not be heated specifically to enjoy the music and should be left as it is.

But what‘s about ambient music in the sauna? Tricky!

 

[AudioPervert]

After some testing, so far i think 20-24 sounds the best

 

[harkpabst]

Hell no, dude!

 

[AudioPervert]

Testing 29 degreeds now

 

[Joseespona]

I just discovered the holy grail. Set the temperature to 40c while eating icecream. Mindblow

 

[Wiimer]

For me, the most comfortable thing to do is to keep the house at 26°C year round and enjoy my favorite music or movie with a warm cup of milk tea.

 

[harkpabst]

I just discovered the holy grail. Set the temperature to 40c while eating icecream. Mindblow

 

[Joseespona]