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Wide baffle speakers are better than narrow

I'm just putting out some facts here so no one gets further misguided.

Wide baffle speakers sound much better, more natural and bring the acoustics of the recording venue with them.

Narrow baffle speakers are not as good without significant room treatment.

I'm glad no one here disagrees.
erik_squires
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asvjerry
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Damn,Erik!  Mine don't have baffles at all...*confused panic*

Now I is truly baffled...;)

(I know, hideous pun....*L*....but I had to 'go there'.  Now, I will 'go away'...)
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asvjerry
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A Walsh with a baffle is like the fish with the bicycle...

Interesting, but conceptually very strange....;)
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lhasaguy
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And then there were Maggies!!
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twoleftears
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Two words: wave launch.
teo_audio
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With a few neurons engaged, it should come as no surprise that vocals are best reproduced by a speaker with an average width of an average human head.
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