where are the Big Room people listening?In the large listening rooms I have set up or listened in, the listening distances may be the same or a little greater then tooms you are used to. But listening to a small speaker, even at 9' away in a large space, is very different then listening to the same speaker in a large space. All speakers play with the room. Small rooms can be overloaded with sound (energy). Larger rooms can be underloaded(?), whereas there the room itself is damping the sound by the lack of reflection.
How does this make sense, any sense? Any sense at all??
I was just looking at Stereophile's recommended components, for speakers.
Within the Class A restricted extreme low frequencies category are:
KEF LS50 at $1500 and
Wilson Sasha at $38,000.
Why would you pay 38 grand when you can get the same category for 1500? Why I say?
Even worse!!!
In the full range Class B category we have the KEF Ref. 5 at $20,000.
Why would you wanna pay $20,000 for a speaker that is outclassed by the same family (KEF LS50) at a fraction of the price?
How does this make any sense????
Stereophile, seriously. Let 'er rip homie.
Within the Class A restricted extreme low frequencies category are:
KEF LS50 at $1500 and
Wilson Sasha at $38,000.
Why would you pay 38 grand when you can get the same category for 1500? Why I say?
Even worse!!!
In the full range Class B category we have the KEF Ref. 5 at $20,000.
Why would you wanna pay $20,000 for a speaker that is outclassed by the same family (KEF LS50) at a fraction of the price?
How does this make any sense????
Stereophile, seriously. Let 'er rip homie.
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