Gwreck

I never associated the two, but there are substantial similarities!

When you're in he sweet spot, it's see-through sound, as if the speaker weren't there.

I use them with BACCH which has head tracking and widens the sweet spot. If you lived in KC you’d be welcome to hear my pair. They are...

The narrow directivity “is a feature not a bug” … for myself anyway.

Sounds like a phased array you are describing?

What are the specific myths ?

ESL’s are much narrower in dispersion so it functions almost like a natural crosstalk cancellation effect. I assume this is one of the...

According to Jens Blauert's 1969 research we perceive sound from our midline (nose to back of skull) orientation no matter where the...

Omg! This is beyond 3D with b4m: And that is *without* the atmos module (i got it from the Stratos article)

I have Sanders ESL’s and there are definitely reasons why one would choose narrow directivity speakers over wide dispersion speakers...

The curved panel is meant to widen their directivity as they tend to Have a very narrow directivity. I own Sanders ESL’s and they are...

Fortumately ASR did both so you can do the direct apples to apples.

It’s funny how the reviews and measurements on audioholics are set up so there is no direct comparison with measurements between the 2...

The A1H should perform as good as the AV10 anyway if you use it as preamp/proc, based on the published specs and measurements.

I’m not sure about that but I wonder what the similarities it has with the SVS diamond coated...