Saidera
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What other cheaper speakers perform like B&W speakers?
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Measurements of the B&W Nautilus
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Klipsch also has that treble boost.
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Was Laurence Dickie involved in just the Nautilus or did he engineer other B&W speakers as well? Much of the Nautilus' design elements is present in Vivid speakers as well, and these have quite good horizontal directivity by audiophile speaker standards. The handful of times I've heard G3 to G1 they sounded excellent.
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If it doesnt say the model, I assume the snails.
To all other studios as well in many countries?
The snails. Look at the link.
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The beauty of this speaker is that it can have the B&W house sound for home users, but it also can be used in a studio when an engineer turns down the tweeter amp by 4 dB because it has an active crossover. I think it would still have some on-axis issues around 2 khz though. I always figured you would crossover a tweeter in a 4-way around 3.5-4 khz.
I did look at the link, there are no pictures, just graphs and gibberish. Apparently my browser didn’t load the pictures.
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Also, design speakers that don't break down all the time. Why do you think Genelec and ATC have stuck around studios for so long? They're built like brick shithouses.
Pictures are images, in other words your browser did load the images. That gibberish is Polish. You may try to be a bit more logical and not rude to other nations.
Try this link: https://audio.com.pl/testy/stereo/kolumny-glosnikowe/59-bowers-wilkins-nautilus
Does B&W speakers break down often? Where do you get that information?
Thanks for the link, I had no intention of being rude. People interpret things differently especially from different countries. Maybe you should take that into consideration.
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If you communicate in English I expect you to use the words that you want your thoughts to be transferred as. If your grasp of the language is not full then maybe you can avoid obscure words that you don’t have full grasp of.
Definition of GIBBERISH
unintelligible or meaningless language:; a technical or esoteric language; pretentious or needlessly obscure language… See the full definitionwww.merriam-webster.com
If you communicate in English I expect you to use the words that you want your thoughts to be transferred as. If your grasp of the language is not full then maybe you can avoid obscure words that you don’t have full grasp of.
That is exactly what I saw, a technical obscure language to me. Surprising that you are so shallow to not get it. If you want to continue being a jerk we are done here. Good day.
Rudeness leaks from your words. Calling someone shallow and a jerk while hiding behind an avatar… and on Christmas Day!
I’m not hiding behind an Avatar! I’m not mincing my word. I didn’t recognize that as Polish, you pointed that out and call me stupid at the same time. You sir are a classic.
That's... not what I said.
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