High Fidelity Sound Speaker

Crossovers are not superior they are an intrinsic problem in which success is measured by the least damage done. High sensitivity is also, when are other aspects are equal, superior. Issue at hand is what sacrifices must be made to achieve results. Problem with FR is that they are never full range and they misbehave at frequency extremes.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Xovers are a flaw add in low sens, another flaw Dont believe go read through Troels Gravesen’s pages on his web site. I never said, in fact ad naseum repeat, FR = full rich detailed Midrange. a FR is not be all end all. I;’m PERFECTLY!!!!!! very happy they are not Be All End all, all fq’s from 10 hz t0 40Khz+++++. AER claims 80Khz,, in their FR drivers,,????

I dont need nor want my Fr to go below,,say 40hz,

50hz is perfectly fine. above 12khz, is all I want/need/demand Ya know I got to chuckle at the xoverlowsens fanatics,,

how they have no idea what they are missing out in midrange..and the prices they pay,,wowowo And these fans of low sens/blood sucking xover style speakers, will never undersatnd what I am saying. They can’t,,understand, they refuse to grasp what I am saying. its just too funny everytime I listen to my FR. I know what they are missing, and I know what I have. Musical genres,. light jazz, blues, folk classical,. I would not trade in my FR for any xoverlowsens speaker in the world. Not even for Troels Gravesen best of his best designs And as we all know, Troels makes the worlds finest speakers, with his Jensen Z caps. No doubt interesting speakers,, but no cigar.

"I would not trade in my FR for any xoverlowsens speaker in the world."

I told you that you'd say it again!

Put a fork in me!

WE all should keep in mind,, where xover speakers are at the very weakest junction,,, FR at that very same fq junction,,are at their strongest.

Something that should  be brought to ~~awareness~~ = understanding.

OK so you xover fans will not admit the xover type has a flaw,, Got it.

But its there, it exists, call it/deny it , whatever you wish, its there,

Horns offer a  fantastic midrange/soundstage, Consensus vote.

But with issues.

Speakers all began 1920's, as Full Range.

Going **full** circle back to where it all began.

Its only a  matter of time before the word gets out, And DO NOT say **what the hoot are you talking about, **WE'VE ALL** known about FR  since the  late 50's early 60's with EV/Jensen....

I AINT buying that baloney.