[commonsenseaudio]

Are you still using two way or three way speakers with crossovers?
Why? Do you really think that sound from your tweeter and sound from
your woofer sound the same? Try listening to music from just your
tweeter and then just from your woofer. It will sound like two
different recordings.

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you sound you've only dreamed of. And also the most efficient speakers
on the planet.

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[Peter Wieck]

commonsenseaudio wrote:

unmitigated, unadulterated Bullsh*t.

Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA

[Eeyore]

commonsenseaudio wrote:

A speaker using a single fullrange driver--with no crossover--will give
you sound you've only dreamed of.

I've never dreamed of anything so bad !


And also the most efficient speakers
on the planet.

Rubbish. Higher efficiency leads to lower bandwidth. That's basic physics.

Graham

[Andy Evans]

Are you still using two way or three way speakers with crossovers?
Why? Do you really think that sound from your tweeter and sound from
your woofer sound the same?

Yes in the case of full range ribbons. You know the Apogee range?

Same for Maggies.

If you have the same technology the diffences are simply those of
frequency, not of sound character. Obviously low notes sound different
from high notes anyway.