Acoustic Zen Adiago vs. ATC SCM40

It is possible that many people who post here (or any other forum for that matter) may not have English as their primary language. Also many posts, including mine, are undertaken whilst simultaneously attending to other tasks. Hence the occasional mistakes in spelling or even momentarily substituting one similar word for another. To most readers, this is common sense. But to make this apparent in a post, where you are not adding to the overall intended purpose of the post, is more of an egregious "sin" than a simple error. It amounts to outright douchbaggery.

where you are not adding to the overall intended purpose of the post,
Lplayer (Answers)

Lplayer, since you want to point fingers, with your post, you are also guilty of not adding to the overall intended purpose of this thread... Does that make you guilty of "douchbaggery?" And since you are new here at the Gon and may not know it, no one has set you up as a moderator or moral authority on what is posted here.

Anybody heard the Spendor A6 or the PMC Ob1i? I am adding those to the Adiagos for consideration.

P.S. How is my grammer/spelling?

I added with my initial comment...you did see it didn’t you? Obviously you did because YOUR initial comment was the successor to the original douchbaggery. I suggest to you, if you're going to go for the gusto...be number one at least. Also, if you think that dates define ones past here at the gon...you're unfortunately attributing to your own douchbaggery. I can't help you there.

I use to own the Spendor A6. Fantastic speaker. Outstanding resolution and lifelike accuracy. Acoustic instruments are dead on. I personally need more bass than than produce. The bass never satisfied me unless I cranked them up louder than my typical moderate levels. A very good speaker, but bass was an issue. Midrange was faultless and superb. Highs are extended and detailed without any harshness. They will work great in a small room and are largely unaffected by room boundaries.