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It's the standard comment from those who don't own a pair of reasonably good and well integrated subwoofers. They don't know what they're missing.

Alta Audio Adam ($17000): https://www.stereophile.com/content/alta-audio-adam-loudspeaker-measurements

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Yep. That's why they stopped using the imperial system alltogether. During the design phase, the propulsion engineers at Lockheed Martin in Colorado expressed force in pounds. However, it was standard practice to convert to metric units for space missions. Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab...

Wow. I didn't know it was physically possible for a country to send men to the moon. ;)

As far as I know, the Apollo lander was developed and launched by NASA, not by a country. If your point was that the imperial system is great, because NASA is an american space agency, then sure, whatever you say. ;)...

https://ukma.org.uk/why-metric/myths/metric-internationally/the-moon-landings/ NASA/SpaceX launch to the ISS:

Audiovector SR3 Signature (~$5000): https://audio.com.pl/testy/stereo/kolumny-glosnikowe/2766-audiovector-sr3-signature#laboratory Red: On-axis Dark red: 15 deg horizontal Yellow: 30 deg horizontal Green/blue: +/- 7 deg vertical Black: Grille on

Zensor 1: https://www.stereophile.com/content/dali-zensor-1-loudspeaker-measurements Zensor 3: https://dali.web01.prod.illumi.dk/media/3014/dali_zensor3_audio_9-2013.pdf Zensor 5 / 1...

I got the Jazz one wrong.

Swedish: Flyg fula fluga flyg, och den fula flugan flög. Farfar, får får får? Nej, får får inte får, får får lamm.

From cable reviews in a Swedish Hifi magazine (Hifi & Musik): 2006: + Romantic and beautiful sound + Uncomplicated and easily attainable sound + A lovely cosy and intimate timbre + Loads of air 2001: The sound is like a fresh breeze; it's alert, open and very engaging. The music has lovely...

The old, black version of RB-1090 (measured in 2020, so it must have been at least 15 years old): https://faktiskt.io/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=71655 One channel is slightly worse. That's the numbers below: 1W, 8 ohm, 1 kHz, second harmonic: -99 dB 1W, 8 ohm, 1 kHz, third harmonic: -109 dB...

There are > 200 different subgenres of rock, and it probably covers at least 90% of the music most people listen to. (edit: It's just a reply to the comment about rock music. It's not the reason why Harman ended up using the test tracks they did). I agree.

1. The second harmonic is -80dB. The rest of the distortion is at, or below -94dB. 2. The dynamic range is very good. 3. The bandwidth is very good. 4. You get a lot of power for the money. 5. It's 20 years old, and not only does it still work. It still measures ok.

The idea was that a powerful amplifier should be able to handle a 2 ohm and even 1 ohm load. It's not useful with 99.9% of speakers of course, but you could get "impressive" current measurements using a short impulse at a very low impedance (look at the last image in my previous post, 242...

A review of the RB-1092 would be very interesting. I've always wondered if there was something wrong with the measurements by Secrets of Home Theater. I know Class D amps were less than stellar back then, but this bad? RB-1092 (Class D) 100W, 4 ohms = 1% THD+N @ 10 kHz (-40dB). RB-1080...