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WOW. I think this post was created with ChatGPT. The prompt was "Try to find anything to criticize Amir's review of the Tekton Lore...

It was a seagull post. He flew over and dropped some $hit to stir things up, and will fly off.

There's an old saying; "It's better to think without talking than to talk without thinking." :) Jim

That is for you all to determine. My job is to test equipment that members send me so you have the information to make that kind of...

No, there is not.

I think Tekton would have been wise to plug their own holes.

Horizontal and vertical dispersion are the same for a single BMR driver. No BMR driver has 180 degrees dispersion, but it is very wide...

Yes, it is - I am using it :), back from the days when CLIO was in the version 4. But we haven't seen any measurement from Tekton so...

That is mostly from the nearfield measurement technique, in the real world it should be much flatter, but the peak at 100 Hz will stay...

After some import and manipulation of factory measurements of the Eminence Alpha-8A and (assumed tweeter) Peerless BC25TG15-04 I came up...

That is why I wrote this:

Well, no. Ascend CMT-340 SE2 is a center speaker with no bass output whatsoever - in contrast to Tekton M-Lore. And it has equally bad...

I stand corrected. Efficiency is 88 dB - I edited my previous comment accordingly.

About the Tekton M-Lore: 1. At 92 dB 88 dB it is genuinely high slightly above average efficiency speaker - which is not too common...

Don't worry about the non-existing cone resonance of 12" drivers - it is a common size for a high-quality 2-way PA loudspeakers...