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| Single driver full range speakers @pindac Sorry. Guess I glossed over that one. My bad. | |
| Single driver full range speakers @pindac I do not find any posts that state or even imply that full-range speakers do not sound good or are "no good". I do read a number of posts that detail their shortcomings, as all speakers have, and a few that question the appellation "full... | |
| Single driver full range speakers @westcoastaudiophile I appreciate that 50Hz to 15KHz is quite extended, but I believe "full range" extends even more. I would not regard the LS3/5A with similar low end performance but a superior high end to be full range either. Perhaps we just... | |
| Single driver full range speakers @westcoastaudiophile It's relatively flat response lies between 200Hz and 5 KHz and is not what most think of as "full-range". | |
| Single driver full range speakers @helomech Exactly. And this is why a properly designed 2.5 way with the midrange directly coupled to the amplifier provides the benefits without significant downside. | |
| Linear power supply Vinnie Rossi's latest Brama series integrated amp costs $48,000 and uses an SMPS. | |
| SOLVED: Room boom I use Townshend Isolation Podia on the mains and Isoacoustics Gaias on the subs. Very clean. | |
| Single driver full range speakers "Full range single driver" (FRSD) is often an oxymoron. Because there is no crossover, the midrange and a few octaves on either side might be the best you ever heard, but they are lacking at the extremes, necessitating a subwoofer, supertweeter o... | |
| Walk-in soundstage It all matters. You have to have a source that can reproduce the spatial cues inherent in the recording, amplification that maintains or perhaps enhances the effect, speakers that do not diffract or otherwise distort the wave and a room that minim... | |
| Room Treatment Help When a speaker emits sound waves, they travel to your listening position but also to the ceiling, sides walls and floor, where they are reflected toward the listening position. While these first reflections arrive later and are measurably distin... | |
| They should charge more for it… @mattmiller I don't believe Wilson Benesch advertises in TAS. At least, I never noticed them And I have their speakers so I would think I would. The majority of their business is UK, Europe, and Asia. If you look at their distribution map, Nor... | |
| Why don’t more members post their systems in their profile? It's always good to share | |
| Is More Better? My recollection is that most believe there is a very noticeable improvement going from 2 to 3 subs and a bit more going to four, but after that pretty much diminishing returns. Todd Welti is The Man when it comes to multi-subwoofer system set-u... | |
| Are you hearing the instruments or the music? @stuartk Timbre, as defined by that font of all knowledge, Wikipedia: "In music, timbre, also known as tone color or tone quality, is the perceived sound quality of a musical note, sound or tone. Timbre distinguishes different types of sound pro... | |
| Are you hearing the instruments or the music? Another way to say it is that instruments are in the cognitive domain but music is in the affective domain. If you start dancing, that would be the psychomotor domain. https://academicaffairs.sonoma.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/blooms_all_doma... |