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| Speakers The single most critical component Although not ideal, you can mitigate a lot about a bad room by listening in the near field , there is nothing you can do to overcome bad speakers ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Yep, I never had issues with room distortion , I listen very near field, + low/mi... | |
| Nothing is sturdier than a ring radiator Here is a good explanation why AMT aka Ribbons will not work for delivering high fq's with high fidelity.A mid priced grade compression tweet wll beat out the highest priced ribbon.Witha FR you can cross high at 10k so you want the best voic... | |
| Nothing is sturdier than a ring radiator This is the Vifa clone I have arriving next week.91db. still too low = old school technology.https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/ring-radiator-tweeters/vifa-xt25sc90-04-ring-radiator-tweeter/ | |
| Nothing is sturdier than a ring radiator OK now we are talkingrated <<94db>>> But at a hefty price.Tell ya what I have the Vifa clone made by DavidLouis arriving next week, paid like $50/pair.Interesting tweet.Vifa's are 91 db. these Scans are $325 EACH!!!!Considering i w... | |
| Compression Titanium Worlds finest tweet ever engineered Seas , Scan Speak has no tweet in their inventory that can match a high quality compression tweeter.If you want realitic, true , not fake high fidelity highs, Compression Tweets are your only choice.Key word here is high quality , these will cos... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component db efficiencyEfficacy, affectivity, effect. all this comes into play when employing a speaker with any tube amplifier.Not only SET amplifiers , also push pull requires if not demands, if to say <match made in heaven> has to be paired with a... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component Let the debate going on please....We will keep the thread .... 😊 ~~~~~~~~~~If we do not openly, freely , with civility discuss this speaker issue, how will we ever get to the bottom of things?Agree, let the discussion continue. I can tell you ... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component ALL speakers are colored, have the highest levels of distortion of all components by a LARGE margin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Finally after 40 years of testing, thinking, pondering, yes agree,Speakers will be the most critical component. There are so ma... | |
| Compression Titanium Worlds finest tweet ever engineered WOW serious compression construct the JBLI;m sold, sure gald you posted the JBL, I was close to buying some other lab,Let me look up price /availibility thanks | |
| Why not more popular? Here is my Q have you heard a FR, single source driver? No, WEll you should. | |
| Speakers The single most critical component ~~~~Everything Seas and Sacn Speaks says about the character voicing of all their drivers, might be true,,only if there is no FR in the same room, Especially if the FR just happens to be The Voxativ~~~~;-)) | |
| Speakers The single most critical component probably enjoy a system with $5000 speakers driven by a decent $1000 integrated amp ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~this alligns with my recent experience with Richard Gray's modded Dynaco ST50 + his Allan Organ Mono blocks, vs the $8k Jadis Defy. Really sur... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component the speakers are the actual electro mechanical transducers that actually deliver the music to the ears of the listener in the room... ~~~~~~~~~~~~Perfectly stated. You stated in 20 words what took me 2000+ wordsThen conisder everything i wrote ... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component Just typed in Voxativ audiogon's search engineseems there already exists atopic on Voxativ, There you can read the commenst, which backs up conclusions i;'ve arrived at independently, although no actual live experience, all my hunches are confi... | |
| Speakers The single most critical component I've been looking at the Seas Exotic at $800 each. That driver has been around quite some time, Whereas the engineer at Voxativ had worked for Lowter, took Lowther to a whole new level. I am quite sure the Seas Exotic is a fine speaker, but my ... |