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Genelec is using a very clearly well designed low diffraction/HOM geometry -- be it for their compression driver tweeters, or coaxial...

The comparison was with Genelec coaxials. The Genelec coaxials are clearly much lower diffraction than any measured Danley

PA OEM coaxials are not known for smoothness at HF compared to domestic/studio implementations from Genelec/KEF. A compression driver...

Different set of tradeoffs, and I reckon Danley made the wrong ones for the intended application with PA coaxials

Which bit exactly answers my question? Just saying "it's a mini synergy horn" doesn't make it into a synergy horn

Loading and directivity control on a dome tweeter would already provide significant SPL capability for domestic situations. Not with...

I'm disappointed with the pro audio coaxial approach they keep taking with their studio line. What I would rather have is a 2x 6.5"...

For reference, the Danley TDS-1 (Link) uses the B&C 6HCX51 Coaxial Driver (Link). The 8 midrange taps are drilled into the removable...

I just type it in raw, and let the reader compile it in their head

You won't get better than KH80. Maybe 8331 too but at a much higher cost. These are already tiny speakers and I wouldn't go much smaller.

I have the Genelec 1029A, which were their smallest 'speaker some 20 years ago. I would expect the current 8000 series to be better...

dCS doesnt want to go this route, it is business suicide. They are a luxury brand, they need customers to believe in some magical mojo.

We've improved the lighting.

It's not just ASR, it's all over Head-Fi, Reddit, Audiophile Style, SBAF, Steve Hoffmann, I'm sure plenty of other places. Very few...