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Originally Posted by DS-21
...Why that simple and obvious statement has become a bone of contention for some people is really quite beyond me.
Originally Posted by DS-21
...Why that simple and obvious statement has become a bone of contention for some people is really quite beyond me.
Probably because you have positioned your statements as if they are a revelation, or you have some mystic vision. The rest of your copy pushes the envelope into the area of superfluous blather.
Perhaps the only analogy you have not discussed might be the relevance and use of the PT Boat (if the technology was available) in the French and Indian war.
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...But the fact remains that Jello (some members don't seem to realize that that's a term of endearment for JL Audio and not an epithet, despite being so told) started building them in a modern context, and in the process started a trend that now appears to be spilling over from car-fi into home audio even though the reason Jello started doing them in the first place does not really apply in home audio.
...But the fact remains that Jello (some members don't seem to realize that that's a term of endearment for JL Audio and not an epithet, despite being so told) started building them in a modern context, and in the process started a trend that now appears to be spilling over from car-fi into home audio even though the reason Jello started doing them in the first place does not really apply in home audio.
I don't know, seems like a very natural evolution to me. Let's see, a driver not much bigger that a 12" with out put equal to or better than most 15" - 18" drivers on the market today. Let's throw in some attention to sound quality and linearity too. Maybe people would enjoy this in their homes and we can grow our business! Eureka!
