Bob Morein wrote:

"trotsky" wrote in message
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Bob Morein wrote:


"trotsky" wrote in message
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The site has been updated slightly, including terms and conditions,
owner's manuals, and FAQ's. Any comments would be welcome, except

those

from certain folks who already know who they are.

Quoting from Greg's website,

"Yet, for some reason, the vast majority of speaker companies are so
worried
about a cabinet than doesn't produce any sound of its own that they use
materials that are so inert they suck the life out of the sound, further
deviating from the live music reference."

In this single paragraph, Greg Singh, setting himself up as a pontifical
authority, puts himself above and beyond the completely established and
theoretically sound basis of modern speaker design, which begins with an
inert cabinet.

"Frequency range: 50-20,000 Hz"
These are Lafayette Radio specs. Where are the dB points, Greg? Just
guessing?

"So to make a long story short, I settled on some drivers made by a
Chinese
company called Silver Flute. They make a couple of different ribbon
tweeters, and three different woofer sizes."

Greg, are you going to live on top of the factory? Do you have any
idea what
the failure rate of open-market Chinese drivers is?

DID YOU KNOW, that with a bass reflex design, it is imperative to screen
each woofer you receive for the Thiele-Small parameters? Do you think

the

Chinese have quality control like SEAS or Scanspeak?



I'm not sure what you mean, Bob. Are you claiming the Chinese are
inferior human beings, and couldn't possibly build drivers that are of
the quality level of Europeans. That's just racist bull****, Bob.


Greg, my poor, dear, obtuse Greg.
ALL woofers have to be screened by the enduser for bass reflex use.
This is simply doubly true for Chinese drivers.
No, I am not claiming the Chinese are inferior human being.
It is well known that most Chinese industry, being a new development,
is not
up to world market specs without close supervision. Some good speakers are
being made there, but with close oversight from well established
manufacturers.



Oversight--right. Your use of the language is deplorable, Bob. And the
Silver Flutes are quite accurate. Buy some and find out.