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RE: I agree...

Posted by JNS on July 25, 2012 at 16:26:00:
The problem is that if they had berrylium tweeters and carbon fiber woofers (not so much) they would sound like ass which is exactly the way most speakers with these type of drivers sound. I do have a problem with the "active" cabinets of Harbeths and think that this is the major shortcoming. I think the Gallos haev always sounded terrible when I have heard them at the various shows. Another inmate likes the Monitor Audios which I think are really bad. But if there was one truly best speaker or best design this would be a really boring hobby. I applaud any high-end manufacturer who manages to earn a living during these tight economic times.

Oh and by the way, I dont care in which country products are made.