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Buy used.

Totally, I use "I can't stop" by flux pavilion because it has a pretty full spectrum lead-bass synth for a lot of the song.

I'm going to limit this to easily available to DIYers. Woofers: Purifi, Scan Speak, SB all excellent. PHL and Volt worth a mention too...

While the use case of 'Fast Car' is similiar to that of pink noise, at least you can tell with your own intuition if things sound...

I remember hauling in my inexpensive Paisley Research speakers to the high-end dealer here in town decades ago to compare to their...

It's often said that hard / alt rock is best because of the dense spectrum... I think this is more or less correct for the same reason...

it shows how useless their subjective opinions are to the potential buyers, but if you mean they're lying or dishonest it's an...

Did some quick-and-dirty modeling with the (suspected) woofer and passive radiators used here... The bass response is pretty much...

There are enough overpriced sonic catastrophes out there that you can pretty much always say this, even if you don't bother to check.

So many speakers sound "good" at shows regardless of how good they really are. With the right recordings, a lot can be done on that front.

It shows how completely full of sh*t the hifi press are.

You forgot the superlative part: "these were the greatest-value small speakers at CAF 2024" *Sighs*

I mean, technically - 50hz F10 isn't completely wrong...

Just scroll down here and read the reviews: https://www.cheskyaudio.com/pages/reviews "For under $1,000, the LC1 deliver wonderful...

Boy, these are rough. Before even looking at the data and just listening to the pink noise vs filtered pink noise, I could tell...