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High Fidelity Sound Speaker

Here is what I call High Fidelity Sound.
Sorry if you have issues making a  determination

**Ohh YT compression,,,ohh comp speakers can reveal the actual in room listening experience,,,, cheap cam micing...**
WEll I can.
This is probably the very finest sound I've ever herad froma  spaker.
Thing is, fouund this video while continuing my research on my next speaker build
Fostex Sigma 8 + Fostex Sigma 4 
The Sigma 4 is in this video.
No doubt,  and now i understand what you guys were getting at about **The whizzer thing** making unwanted resonances.
Got it
Agree.
No whizzer.
Project should be up by may 2022.
Going to sell the DLVX8
TB2145 Good
DLVX8 Better
Fostex Sigma 8 The Best

I'd like to see any xover type design beat out this Fostex Sigma 106. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mYuHTpu_9M

mozartfan
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roxy54
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You're not alone desktopguy.

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dht4me
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Well I had a hard time believing it but the AER BD5 is one of the absolute best sounding things I have ever heard. Whizzer and everything. It really shattered my perceptin of what that genre of driver was capable of. The Sigma, which I have heard is NOTHING like the AER  except for it being a high eff driver.

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roxy54
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dht4me,

Were you able to translate those prices into dollars? I'm not understanding the price list at all.

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larryi
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I have not heard the BD5, but, the lesser models in the line that I've heard were fantastic.  I can only wish to hear a properly designed speaker with that model of driver.  

Another good full-range driver, whizzer cone and all is the 10" driver in Cube Audio speakers.  I recently heard their Basis speaker system that utilizes this driver plus two active woofers in a bass cabinet sitting below the cabinet with the 10" driver.  This was a terrific sounding system.

There are quite a few examples of really good full and wide range drivers used in all sorts of systems, I don't understand why someone must insist that there is only one or two ways to go in this approach, and insist that this is the ONLY approach that delivers great sound.  

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