luvdunhill

best bang for your buck? Easy. Vandersteen 2ce signatures. Spend the rest on gear, music, and appropriate libations.

me too I demand a re-vote will all centuries and decades accounted for!

so, is the 00 choice is 1900s or 2000s? I'm confused

so, all centuries are fair game? okay, thanks, bye.

genetic algorithms?

sorry, what century are the above choices for? I need to know before I can vote. thx

let's all market our favorite tweak to attempt to reduce our insecurity!

probably not... extreme fan-boyism is hard to conquer.

microphonic? just kidding...

seems that simply tinning both first (or at least the wire) then heating the wire up when it's touching the connector would be the ticket to success... that and some Panavise product.

good book A few months back the guy who started ReactOS (http://www.reactos.org/en/index.html) gave a private info session where I work and showed us a bunch of cool kernel-mode exploitation techniques. Rad stuff.

so, there's a sonic difference in the number of pieces the platform uses?

anyways, all in good fun!

I'm outta stuff, unless I want to start in on SONOS, EEPROM, etc... anyways, I don't get pissy about the memory / storage distinction because it's not a very clear line IMHO.

DVD-RAM, "memory" or "storage"

SSD, "memory" or "storage"

1T memory-mapped file, "memory" or "storage"?

fine. Is a 16G ramdisk "memory" or "storage"?

I'd say both. It was used as RAM, but is non-volatile, so the wins!!

yup, I use his platforms on my wall mount racks...

so, what's this, memory or storage:

nah, check out the Timbernation products. Better quality and cheaper: http://www.timbernation.com/

agreed. It just seems that since tweeters have relatively good off-axis response, and the upper end of the midranges have some break-up, that it makes sense to establish the listening axis with the midrange, especially when using shallow slopes, like I will be (first-order).

just wanted to bump this thread, as I'm getting closer to finalizing the design for a pair of speakers. I've had great luck with placing the listening axis at the midrange driver. Of course there is no way to know what the speaker designer intended, but I would wager that this would be an interesting experiment for those with commercial stand mounted speakers. Here's the FR of the midrange driver I am using: [img width=150 height=91 alt=morel-mdm]http://www.head-case.org/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=1999&g2_serialNumber=2&g2_GALLERYSID=ea03dac2fefb42c134d55fcca2b988df