Yes, I get the principles, but I just think in this case it would waste too much of Amir's time, on top of the amount he's already wasted (or spent, if you think the outcome will eventually make it worthwhile).
Honestly, why? What is to be gained other than possibly just more trouble from Mr. Alexander if *anything whatsoever* doesn't please him? Plus, your time is better spent on, well, anything else!
See my post #1962. He could so easily have taken that route, and I believe many in this industry would. He would have gained some respect for that, and maybe even a few new buyers, but no, for some reason he can't do that.
That's all good, but not the point. The point is not about how this speaker was designed, but how the designer/manufacturer responded to a review of that speaker. There would be no issue whatsoever if Mr. Alexander had simply said something like
That's OK. I wouldn't expect my speakers to...
Yes, of course. That is exactly my point. In countries which still use the quaint British Imperial measurement system, it is common to use " to mean inches and ' to mean feet. If someone complains about measurements not being done in the precise, correct way, then they (insert favoured...