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In Reply to: Stereophile Coverage Backs Your Claim. posted by MikeCh on October 14, 2014 at 15:56:37:
Summing Up
I have not tested or even briefly listened to every high-end loudspeaker out there, but of all the speakers known to me none equals the Linkwitz Lab LX521 in my opinion. I have been to a few audio shows fairly recently and auditioned the most highly touted speakers there, and after each listening session I just shook my head, wondering how they could charge so much money for such obviously canned, unlifelike sound. It’s as if the designers had never heard live acoustic music in a concert hall. Siegfried Linkwitz has not only established a new paradigm but has also proved that throwing money at each component of a speaker design, and then charging the consumer with a huge multiple of the cost, is not the way to go. Instead, the simple and cost-effective principle of the “spectrally neutral radiation pattern” rules!
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Follow Ups
- As does The Audio Critic - gme109 17:30:14 10/15/14 (2)
- Yeah... some endorsements are REALLY best kept as a huge secret. N/T - carcass93 09:07:38 10/16/14 (0)
- "of all the speakers known to me none equals the Linkwitz Lab LX521" - Rob Doorack 08:30:54 10/16/14 (0)
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