@erik_squires Thankyou, however I think that’s just geography.
I’m not sure Wiki clarifies my pedantic point but only serves to deflect - it is talking about two types of electronics - active (powered?) and passive. Non-active speakers use passive electronics, by definition. I’m not convinced that makes them non-electronic.
I’m not sure Wiki clarifies my pedantic point but only serves to deflect - it is talking about two types of electronics - active (powered?) and passive. Non-active speakers use passive electronics, by definition. I’m not convinced that makes them non-electronic.