[c. leeds]

Steven Sullivan wrote:
... I don't think the 901 was what any
consumer particularly wanted.

Really? How to you account for their enduring popularity?

It's a big, ungainly beast with peculiar
placement requirements.

There are bigger speaker systems by far, and all speakers must be
properly place for best performance.

The amusing thing about the 901 system is that they're reviled by many
of the subjectivists and subjectivists alike. Yet, they remain in
continuous production for 40 years. It's proof that the marketplace
doesn't care about the opinions of the self-appointed experts in this
group.