Digital_Thor
Senior Member
I should maybe just let it rest, but thought there might be a few knowledgeable people in here, that could shed light on this matter - because I'm just way too curious ![Stick Out Tongue :p :p](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Browsing in here for inspiration, I stumbled over the upcoming review of the new Aspen FR20, and the only other guy who apparently had a home audition of these speakers, ended up with the Daniel Hertz M7 instead. Who's that guy - my inner voice asked me - and so I found this:
He's super passionate and I like that his general thoughts about using the active approach for the woofer and keeping it rather simple, and also use bigger efficient speakers, for more dynamics.
Then he goes on and on about how he wishes to keep the analog sound alive and circle around the digital sound with some kinda workaround that he figured out. But at the 6:12-6:13 mark... I clearly see a bunch of switch mode power supplies and class D amplifiers modules. Which to me is a bit weird, when he just talked lengths about "steps" in digital sound, "fiddling" with our brain![facepalm :facepalm: :facepalm:](https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/data/attachments/13/13811-b8bf2b7034744e246c9fb291e2f7f816.jpg)
This is properly just fine, and no one really cares, and it sounds good overall. I just can't help myself thinking - are we paying for a good story and "adventure" here - or for a good product?
Browsing in here for inspiration, I stumbled over the upcoming review of the new Aspen FR20, and the only other guy who apparently had a home audition of these speakers, ended up with the Daniel Hertz M7 instead. Who's that guy - my inner voice asked me - and so I found this:
He's super passionate and I like that his general thoughts about using the active approach for the woofer and keeping it rather simple, and also use bigger efficient speakers, for more dynamics.
Then he goes on and on about how he wishes to keep the analog sound alive and circle around the digital sound with some kinda workaround that he figured out. But at the 6:12-6:13 mark... I clearly see a bunch of switch mode power supplies and class D amplifiers modules. Which to me is a bit weird, when he just talked lengths about "steps" in digital sound, "fiddling" with our brain
![facepalm :facepalm: :facepalm:](https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/data/attachments/13/13811-b8bf2b7034744e246c9fb291e2f7f816.jpg)
This is properly just fine, and no one really cares, and it sounds good overall. I just can't help myself thinking - are we paying for a good story and "adventure" here - or for a good product?