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Instead of just insulting almost all owners of such loudspeakers by his quote [I remain mystified by the enthusiasm, especially found on-line, for the tiny, ultra-expensive, single-paper-cone speakers coming out of Japan. They lack any sense of dynamic scale or frequency extension at the extremes, and where they do manage to respond-in the midrange-they're horrendously colored. Cup your hands over your mouth and say something-that's what they sounded like."] Insult after insult[quote I cant imagine owners of such listening much to live music] so owners of such never listen to live music? Glad you know what all full range owners listen too. And all are wimpy little things? And all are a detour from the road of hi-fidelity? I feel the LP is a detour from the road, popularity of the LP in hi-end has caused the slowing or no release of new digital formats, TT design and popularity has caused many manufacturers from perusing progress in digital formats so what MF preaches about the LP has cause less advancement in digital music formats so less progress in the future of quality digital audio. And I feel my statement to be as truer than old MF. So he hates anything full range maybe keep the old bird from RMAF and let him review TT kit that only the ultra rich can afford. Sure they got the funds for $50000 TT and $150000 Wilsons;) A reviewer should know better. I though we as audiophiles where moving past elitism when I was young the older audiophiles where mostly condescending know it all jerks, glad old MF has kept the torch lite.
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