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"Walt" wrote in message
... Arny Krueger wrote: You might find these test results interesting: http://www.soundstageav.com/speakermeasurements.html Whoa! Check out the plots for Druid speakers from Zu Cables: http://www.soundstagemagazine.com/me...zucable_druid/ 50 hz to 20 khz, plus or minus 25 db. I guess this is what one would expect from a company that sells "magic cables". //Walt Sadly this is what has been happening to the "high-end" these days. It's insufficient for loudspeakers to be accurate, as that's boring. If you want high-end credibility you have to make the sound jump out at you. That means highly coloured horns, direct "full-range" drivers and other abominations that were rightly consigned to the rubbish bin as far back as 1968. And all this driven by horribly distorting SET amplifiers with flea-power output and high output impedance so that even if you did actually have a loudspeaker with a sensibly flat response, its impedance variations would ensure the resulting response was anything but flat. I do rather despair at the gullibility of high-end buyers who only buy with their ears, with no understanding of, or interest in, measured specifications and who are so easily impressed by a high level of coloration. S. -- http://audiopages.googlepages.com |
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