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I'm hearing no hash in the all-important middle octaves

Posted by peppy m. on April 7, 2022 at 11:39:17:
Maybe Tony Faulkner should have a listen to more modern 3-way speakers. At least two budget speakers I know of (the NHT C3 and the Monolith THX 365T Mini Tower) do not "make hash" of the all-important mids.
You might gain something while you lose something, it's true. 3-way speakers probably eliminate some types of hash while creating others