High Fidelity Sound Speaker

Well congratulations Mr. Bache! You have a new partner, and he has already told you to pare down your lineup as well as what you need to do with whatever speakers are left. I'm sure that he can also save you money on cabinets as he doesn't believe the looks or construction of them to be important.

Amazing...all of this great advice to a man with a successful company from a guy with a cobbled together system that changes every week! 

I'm sure that he can also save you money on cabinets as he doesn't believe the looks or construction of them to be import Coreect, I hiold no faith in cabinets makinga Full Midrange speaker sound **better*. A FMS has to stand on its own. I could put both Davidlouis ina cardbord box, have music above say 300hz, and both would sound fantastic. With some attic insulation as a dampener. caveat, if we are speaking of SPL at say 100 and playing heavy grunge/metal,, then yes,a good solid wood cabinet is necessary. For my needs/muisc/near field,room size the cardboard box would suit just fine.. I think Bache's come under 100 lb each cabinet. Let me ck. But as for dual woofers?? why? His TB 2145 has some very nice bass slam as it is.

Why dual woofers? Well let's just say that I think that he knows a bit more than you do about speaker design. 

Just cked davidLouis VX8,, price JUST went up 

$1k + $138 ship. 

,, Worth it?

You bet, vs AER/ Vox/Cube. 

 

I guess david listened to my comments.

I told him his VX8 is price wayyyy too low.

He listened.

 

Thats double the price last week. 

Funny, I was thinking just last week,, **wow $500 for all that,,,wow..**

And no he does not have to lower the price,, In fact I am going to write to him, now its priced correctly, still a excellent bargain, In fact best bang in all speaker offerings. In any design. 

I know my stuff. 

No you really dont know your stuff. In fact the amount you get wrong is astounding. But keep monologuing to yourself for as long as you find this cathartic while the rest of us move on.