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The answer is no. Even if you have perfect frequency response and directivity, stereo speakers have some limitations that mean you have...

Thank you for the words of wisdom @Floyd Toole, your vast experience, scientific work and practical, no non sense, approach that you...

Thanks for the summary, Newman. I haven't been following this thread, but since my name is involved, perhaps a brief clarification is...

Agreed, such speakers are not involved in the creation of the art. And also agreed that such speakers are attempts to extract more...

Let's say I make 100 changes to a speaker during development. A controlled blind test of each change is not realistic. But to measure...

No, we don't at all. Because not everything can be figured out from the measurements. And the "old people suck at listening" while not...

I don't understand why we insist on making this so black and white. We all know speaker measurements aren't perfect. Even the concept of...

People here criticise Andrew Jones for using listening test for designing his speaker in addition to measurement, while many respectable...

I wish I had the confidence of the people on this forum who think they know more about how to go about designing a speaker than Andrew...

There are more users of the JBLs in this forum as I thought :D

Room gain helps a lot, people tend to forget that, when comparing anechoic measurements. Furthermore I think a declining bass slope...

I have the crossover for my CBT70J at 60Hz. No need for a crossover above 100Hz If you are using them in the room and not outside.

It's difficult because of all the rubbish desinformation regarding treatment, companies that sell products with misleading info about...

There are lots of things in audio where we don't have the body of studies we would like. That doesn't necessarily mean that thing...

This is all very nice in theory, while in reality the overall sound reproduction is much better in a room with significantly lower...