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In Reply to: RE: Maggie madness posted by berni on March 27, 2012 at 10:01:23:
Anything can be improved, which is why we see new models. I'm not sure exactly *how* you'd improve these speakers at their price points, but I'm sure we'll be seeing .8 versions a few years down the line. Not that I don't run ideas past Wendell. But they're purely speculative "Hey, what about this idea?" stuff, which I'm sure he hears from everybody and his mother. I'm often short basic engineering information, e.g., dimensions, crossover points, etc., and they know more about planars than I do, and the costs and practicalities of their manufacturing operation. They also have a specific corporate and marketing philosophy, and they have to take sales potential and customer preferences into account. There are a lot of things that audiophiles just won't go for, e.g., I've noticed that you can't get audiophiles with space limitations interested in the on-walls, even though they apparently compare favorably to the floor standers. I guess people have them classified mentally as home theater speakers.
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