The posts on this thread thread appear to have deviated considerably from commenting specifically on the original poster’s postulate. In my opinion it would be considerably more interesting if subsequent posts were to concentrate on the issue at hand.
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Hey Pesky
Thanks for the REFOCUING of the main issues here.
Which can be stated as
1) can anyone provide evidence that a low db speaker is tube friendly?
2) which other speaker design will out perform a FR/Compression tweet with tube amplification?
Folks are posting opinions which have nothing whatsoever to do with these 2 crucial/critical/yet unresolved questions
Neither of which has been presented to the audiophile community , at least not as clean, concise as I have.
WE are in consideration of the performance of a tube amplification, , specifically which sytle of engineering designs will best suit the requirements of tube amplification.
Most are just ranting and raving opinions which have nothing at all to do with this critical question.
I am not going to rehash what I wrote above.
Only those who have actual experience with FR , canunderstand many valid points i raise in my posts.
If audiophiles wish to hang on to old rusty, crusty ideas about tube amplification and speakers required, go right ahead,
Remain in lala land.
You are missing out on acheiving high fidelity, which is the gaol of our hobby.
My wife suggests i wait til i have cash for the real deal, Berlin FR and pass up on the 2 chinese labs making clones of the Berlin :abs FR.
This is the road i will take, It will be some time before i can recover from the $1800 Thor upgrade disaster.
Box/xover designs are worthless trash AFAIC
Seas, Scanspeak, Troels Gravesen are all working with old dated trash technology.
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Hey Pesky
Thanks for the REFOCUING of the main issues here.
Which can be stated as
1) can anyone provide evidence that a low db speaker is tube friendly?
2) which other speaker design will out perform a FR/Compression tweet with tube amplification?
Folks are posting opinions which have nothing whatsoever to do with these 2 crucial/critical/yet unresolved questions
Neither of which has been presented to the audiophile community , at least not as clean, concise as I have.
WE are in consideration of the performance of a tube amplification, , specifically which sytle of engineering designs will best suit the requirements of tube amplification.
Most are just ranting and raving opinions which have nothing at all to do with this critical question.
I am not going to rehash what I wrote above.
Only those who have actual experience with FR , canunderstand many valid points i raise in my posts.
If audiophiles wish to hang on to old rusty, crusty ideas about tube amplification and speakers required, go right ahead,
Remain in lala land.
You are missing out on acheiving high fidelity, which is the gaol of our hobby.
My wife suggests i wait til i have cash for the real deal, Berlin FR and pass up on the 2 chinese labs making clones of the Berlin :abs FR.
This is the road i will take, It will be some time before i can recover from the $1800 Thor upgrade disaster.
Box/xover designs are worthless trash AFAIC
Seas, Scanspeak, Troels Gravesen are all working with old dated trash technology.