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Why is it so difficult...

Posted by Gataca (A) on March 24, 2012 at 20:53:57

In Reply to: RE: I wouldn't say brash, per se, as much as posted by Stale on March 24, 2012 at 20:06:01:

for you to understand that I'm not trying to create the perfect speaker. I'm simply trying to do the best that I can with the funds I can allot.

Issues of speakers:

How about not burning out, for one. I have read reviews on this specific amp that said people did such with certain speakers.

The knowledge I previously mentioned came from such sites as Zaph audio and audioheuristics to name a few. Is that satisfactory for you?

As for your asinine comment suggesting that no speaker works well in every environment. I believe that is entirely subjective. You must be completely delusional if you believe that you cannot enjoy speakers without them being specifically tailored to your listening environment. Well, actually, I see that you own a pair of planar's, my own experience with Maggie's does allow me to understand where you might be coming from. They have an extremely narrow operating window, perhaps that's why you are so biased.

I believe I did mention I was doing it for fun, I suppose it may have been too subtle for you, for that I must apologize.

Again, I will reiterate as your reading comprehension seems rather selective: I cannot afford kits that are capable of performing the task with the equipment I have outlined. I also want to use this project as a learning experience. Do you understand now?

More importantly: Do you even build your own speakers? Your profile suggests not, or at least you may have failed in your endeavors. If such is the case, I'm terribly sorry if you have decided to give up on your quest.

" So if all the above in your opinion is not an advice, I can be even clearer:"

Ahh, yes, and here we are. Your so called clarification has not informed me of anything that has not already been stated. Thank, for your input, however, you are late to the party, and as I suggested earlier have been no help to me. Well, that's not entirely true, you have made me realize the extent to which the idiom "a grain of salt" can be stretched.

Edits: 03/24/12

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