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Tekton M-Lore Speaker Review
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Define perfectly linear!
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Eric has gotten himself lots of publicity. He should hope the adage, "there is no such thing as bad publicity" is true. Otherwise, this is definitely the bad kind.
Something to do with lines. Probably the more lines, the better.
Linear is a straight line by definition.
yep, and no speaker on the market is perfectly linear.
They all have deviations across the audible frequency range range. What maters is how significant the deviations are, and at what frequencies they occur.
No worries, doodski. Everyone has days that aren't as cool as they'd hoped. Even me.
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Everyone, understand that I'm not seeking a 'life coach' at this time - I'm good.
What exactly are you seeking?
You keep repeating over and over that measurements haven't been done right : Still, where are yours ? Why would you need to produce a video on YT ? Why isn't your own data available yet ?
Public humiliation?
LoL. You should see my blunder in the McIntosh thread...LoL. I immediately went to bed after and got some sleep... RFLMAO.No worries, doodski. Everyone has days that aren't as cool as they'd hoped. Even me.
doug s.
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Then how come you claimed the Mini Lore has "extremely" linear response?
I trust your measurements will match mine in the way it shows the response is not "extremely linear." If that is the case, why do you think I should have a had a positive view of your speaker when it clearly doesn't match its specs and means to mislead people?
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There is a mute feature for those you feel are acting that way but there are legitimate questions that have been asked and not answered, in most cases not even acknowledged.
Hopefully this all ends amicably.
That is definitely a comprehensive definition. Is that your cel tel?Don't get hung up on a single definition ...
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See? Lots of lines = more linear.
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I would think that is more line-ier which is different than linear.Don't get hung up on a single definition ...
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See? Lots of lines = more linear.
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If this video ever comes out, it is major progress. He has been telling me for weeks now that the only way he would publish the video would be as part of litigation:
"Once I [Eric] post the video there's no turning back. I think our lawyers should talk about this before I do this. Please provide me with your legal counsel contact information and I'll have my guy reach out to him.
You're not the first person to review my product and come to flawed/false conclusions that paint me in a false light. I could arrange to line you up with a past reviewer that might be able to help you with your pride and help you see the light so to speak. Would you like to consider speaker with this person?"
I think we've put that possibility well behind us.
I don’t think it’s a mistake. I’m pretty sure he’s using FACTS as an acronym.
My best guess on what it stands for:
Forgoing
All
Common and
Technical
Sense
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