The "most foolish" loudspeaker tweak/upgrade ... is

hifijones
And what a coinkydink that a member who’s profiteered more from expectation bias than any other A’gon member would chime in with a bIt of sarcasm.

Whoa! What! Wow, I was not expecting that!

hifijones
Well....if the coins just sit on the tops of your speakers then you’ve never spent them, huh? Saved maybe but not spent.

As for your twisted logic allow me to straighten you out. Your coins are sitting on the top of the speakers so you aren’t saving them. You already spent them. You spent them on the coins on the speakers tweak. Now if you remove the coins from the speakers then you're saving them and are free to spend them on something else.

Hi,
To responce on these:
Have anybody some experience with another cable wire intern the Goldmund Dialogue? I have a set with intern solid Leedh-cable, also the Filter is encapsulated, how can you fix that?
I hope there is someone who know about this
thanks, martien

Years ago I had a pair of Vandersteen 1Bs that included a small cat trampoline in their design (I think the new ones include this also). I noticed this did have an effect on their tone when the trampoline/sleeping spot was in use by the cat, and due to damage to the speaker cloth by clawing I sent them back to Vandy for new covers and then sold them. Also, I recently ordered new speakers that include Real Good Wire that if nothing else does make me feel better. Not sure what they're gonna sound like but if I don't like them I'll at least know it's not the wire.

if I don't like them I'll at least know it's not the wire

Ah, Wolf, don't be hasty.  Haven't you been paying attention? It may indeed be the wire.  Not all manufacturers are savvy enough to orient their internal wire in the correct direction.  Wire is directional because it is produced by pulling through dies (I learned that here from a leading scientist).  If you do not like the sound of your new speakers, the verification process would be to reorient each wire individually until you determine which orientation sounds best.  Otherwise, how will you know you have truly heard what your speakers are capable of.  I have no doubt that completing the Reorientation of Internal-wiring Process for Optimizing Frequency and Fundamentals, or RIP-OFF for short, will give you an entirely new appreciation of the value of information to be learned on audio threads.

I think it should be possible to run redundant wiring in both directions to obviate internal (or external, like perception) issues. WIBD for short, and I think any audio geek worth their salt should rip the wire out of every component they own and reverse it to insure that the proper directionality is in play. Now where the hell IS my soldering iron? Damn...