The best speaker you ever heard?

Engineers know very well that the square wave is the fundamental frequency with the odd order harmonics in proper phase very similar to music. And In music, the notes are complex waveforms, consisting of fundamental frequencies and harmonics very similar to the square wave. So if the loudspeaker cannot reproduce a square wave much less it cannot and will not reproduce music accurately. THAT IS A FACT AND NOT AN OPINION!

So the best speakers that I have ever heard are high power true minimum phase speakers that obviously reproduce square waves. This was accomplished using my own high power true minimum phase crossover that I personally design.

I was the Chief technician at Dunlavy Audio Labs and actually did accomplish what they call the Holy Grail of loudspeaker design, a flat amplitude frequency and phase response using a high power true minimum phase crossover.

Which of John's speakers was that?

Squarewave Speakers states:

So if the loudspeaker cannot reproduce a square wave much less it cannot and will not reproduce music accurately. THAT IS A FACT AND NOT AN OPINION!
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True Dat !

Squarewave.... didn't JD speakers use odd order X-over's, i believe very similar to the Duntech's prior.

Regards,

Squarewavespeakers,
Do you produce speakers of your own design for sale commercially?

Yes, ability to pass a square wave is also a claim to fame for full range walsh drivers like those found in original OHM Fs and As.

That was their strong point. They had other weaknesses, mainly reliability and ability to go loud.

Newer OHm Walsh line speakers address those weaknesses however their 2 way design using the wide and not full range Walsh driver also now compromises ability to pass a square wave to some extent as a tradeoff from what I have read.

Is there a full range speaker that can pass a square wave without other significant compromises available today?