DSJR
Major Contributor
Have you actually spent time listening to music via Harbeths? if not, you need to put personal experience in with the theory - and then go hear it live to put it all in proper perspective.There are also a lot anti-science folks who reject controlled listening aka blind perceptual testing, which shows "klippel worship" speakers beating marketing engineering Harbeth types, much to the dismay of the fan club. These are the exact same Krugers who parrot "Trust your ears", with zero cognizance that is, by definition, a blind listening test.
It doesn't matter really, but the music rules for me and despite dispersion characteristics which I DON'T dispute and passive crossovers, modern Harbeths are still a great if expensive domestic 'tool' to reproduce music with.