Best speakers for classic rock

Yeah right....you’ll make a sarod and a piano sound the same (equally flippin brilliant) on every kind of speaker...Immense Bullsht is what it is! Lol

@deep_333 

I never said anything like that (take a look). Of course different speakers sound different and so will instruments playing through them. When you create an argument where its not one I made but one you made, and then knock it down, that technique is known as a 'Strawman'; which is a logical fallacy, and is therefore false by definition.

In case you wish to make credible arguments, its not a bad idea to know how fallacies like this work, so you can avoid them in your debate:

Strawman fallacy

What I did say is that what makes one speaker good at rock will make it good at other genres like jazz or classical or ethic folk. To that end it will have good resolution, the ability to play loud and decent bass. All forms of music have these requirements to sound right when reproduced.

@deep_333 Your trash talk really isn’t impressive and won’t earn you any respect here.

Why don’t you just explain, in technical terms, why a really good speaker can’t sound really good on a wide variety of genres. That way we can deal with facts and come to a conclusion one way or the other and not have to read a lot of opinionated garbage.

Speakers can excel more at one genre than another because of different requirements in volume and bass.  This becomes blindingly obvious when you take it to an extreme.  Say a speaker needs to be able to do 120db at 20hz and can't cost more than 3k.  Another speaker is fine being down 3db at 35hz and can't cost more than 5k.  Does anybody really believe these aren't two different designs?  The first one is going to have to have most of the money in bass drivers and big boxes.  The second one will not.