When I got into this geeky hobby I built my first pair of quality speakers from a mail order (way pre-www), company Speakerlab (which apparently is still in business). 12" 3-way in a box I made from MDF sourced from the local lumber yard. Those carried me through HS and beyond, until I eventually bought some Polk 7's and a few others. FF to the early 2000's and I bought a 5.1 set of Tannoy Saturn 8's and PS350 sub.
Now my 'reference' system is in my office with a set of ELAC UB5's, a Pro-ject S2 DAC, VPI Scoutmaster, and an old Denon 3802 receiver setup in 2.2 configuration. Point is that I've had Klipsch RP-500M's, Jamo Coronet IV's, Kef IQ10's, and the current choice the Elac Uni-fi UB5's, with the only constant being the dual 10" Klipsch RPW-10 subs, and they all sound good and all are really cheap. So regardless of what a mentally unbalanced troll says, it's obvious they've all been tuned by their designers.
Hard to go wrong with an Andrew Jones product.
Now my 'reference' system is in my office with a set of ELAC UB5's, a Pro-ject S2 DAC, VPI Scoutmaster, and an old Denon 3802 receiver setup in 2.2 configuration. Point is that I've had Klipsch RP-500M's, Jamo Coronet IV's, Kef IQ10's, and the current choice the Elac Uni-fi UB5's, with the only constant being the dual 10" Klipsch RPW-10 subs, and they all sound good and all are really cheap. So regardless of what a mentally unbalanced troll says, it's obvious they've all been tuned by their designers.
Hard to go wrong with an Andrew Jones product.