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Old 3rd February 2008, 02:54 PM   #1
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Here is an interesting interview with a speaker designer. I met this fellow at RMAF and besides being a good engineer, he has a tremendous ear for music. What I found to be important in his conversation was when he said that subjective evaluation is just as dangerous as objective testing:

http://live.audiogon.com/events/the2...Guru_intv.html

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Old 3rd February 2008, 04:04 PM   #2
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The video looks like just a sales pitch for another small 2-way speaker. How much is it anyway (outside of the cost of the trip and on the spot indoctrination)?
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Old 3rd February 2008, 04:23 PM   #3
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Why Martha,

it's a steal at $13K for the 4-pack.
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I have to say that they look just awful.
 
Old 3rd February 2008, 05:22 PM   #6
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I have to say that they look just awful.

No, I like the simple classic look
 
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No, I like the simple classic look
Classic? As in a creation of the highest excellence with timeless appeal?

Hmm, not feeling that.
 
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Why Martha,

it's a steal at $13K for the 4-pack.
Let someone else steal it. He appears to to be quite arrogant to me. Your customers are not there for you. You are there for your customers.
 
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You dont have to go to sweden to get the GURU speakers, just his "own" brand INO wich can be bought as diy-kits if you want to. I am active in another forum where he is also and I have never percieved him as arrogant. Infact he is very generous with his knowledge and has held several seminars on loudspeaker engineering and such.

PS. The looks have absolutely NOTHING to do with aestethics.
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PS. The looks have absolutely NOTHING to do with aestethics.
if they were engineered for sound quality they would be bigger. such little boxes cant make enough sound to have low distortion at a usefull level.

so, the looks of those can only be for aesthetics
 

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