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| Speakers The single most critical component By sunday this topic will have over ~~~~3,000~~~ views, Just waiting on the box/xover fanatics to bring on some better, more substance aginst FR and for xover/box tradtional style speakers,At this point in this topic, I wish to thank all the memb... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component I bet any money, If you tooka group of audiophilesm, seasoned ones, not greenies who don’t know how to listen to a speakers performance/grading qualities. So we placea huge paper thin curtain in front a massive collection of speakers, lerts see am... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component Here you can witness a early test model Voxitva in action 2015. Grant it the room edxpensive treatment, regardless I can hear the sonics of the driver , separated from room acoustical treatment. This early model Viox blows away any/every/all box... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component complex crossovers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Huge advantage concerning Full Range, no xovers needed. I wish to continue employing the term *Full range* concerning the single driver design, Although as many have pointed out, these single drivers lack th... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component In any case, we agree that low efficiency, multi driver speakers in boxes with complex crossovers unsuccessfully trying to get them integrated is not the way to go ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~WEll yes and no, This speaker discussion is a tri... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component Obviously you prefer to live with the flaws inherent in FR drivers. However, others prefer to live with the flaws in other designs.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Vs the blaring, obnoxious, horrid, flaws of the traditional box xover designs, Yes I can happ... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component FR = Full Range .. HA! I get itunfortunately, despite your passion, you are incorrect. Full range drivers as dletch2 pointed out are inherently flawed, just like all speakers are inherently flawed. This is the reason they are the most critical c... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component You know my argument is really not too difficult to follow along.1970s,80,s90;s, 2000, 2010,we are well into the 21st Century. The 1970's speakers served us well. But its high time Seas and Scan Speak delete their entire inventory of any and all... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component before that became dominant. I can also accept that the combination of a tube amplifier and speaker could alter the sound enough to be accepted as an inseparable unit, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~All tube amplification must, w/o exception, be paired with a ... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component so you did it backwards. . The point is, various electronics are much more alike than different while speakers vary widely ~~~~~~~~~~~~~BINGOMy Shanling 3000 is onlya miniscule gain over the Cayin 17The Jadis JS 2 Mark2 is onlya miniscule ga... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component I‘m going to throw in the ‘weakest link‘ philosophy, although I have no personal attachment. ~~~~~Richard Gray loaned me his baby Gray, a modded Dyanco EL35 from the 70's. Closely matched the Jadis Defy7 which retailed for $9k. Just about any w... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component The posts on this thread thread appear to have deviated considerably from commenting specifically on the original poster’s postulate. In my opinion it would be considerably more interesting if subsequent posts were to concentrate on the issue at... | |
| Nothing is sturdier than a ring radiator Ok you and I are on the same pageJBL is replaced by the BEYMA Compression Horn tweeter. 104db sens.Yes sir, She's a beauty.any compression horn, does not matter (high fidelity type, not car audio crap) beats any dome, ribbon, etc etc tweeter.This... | |
| Nothing is sturdier than a ring radiator <<Higherb Fq response>>>~~~~~~~~~~NOt even slight bit interested in the highest registers, My classical cd collection/LP collection has rarelya few notes in the high fq register, Like Richard Gray mentions, <<<AMBIENCE>... | |
| Nothing is sturdier than a ring radiator Mundorf has requested I test their ATM's, I looked at price and scared me off.I have no cash for high priced ATM's right now.Tell ya what I;'ll ask Richard Gray tomorrow, he knows what sonics i am looking forI'll ask him pros /cons of Compression ... |