Rolf Zetterberg
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More circular speakers-this time from Luxor,Sweden.Four woofers and four tweeters:
We've been doing it all wrong! Circular Speakers
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EddyFranner
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Very cool!
Those are way cool. :thmbsp:
Those are way cool. :thmbsp:
Not sure but the Phase Linear andromeda was almost omni directional all the hi frequency drivers shot straight up into what looks like an upside down cone. The bass drivers face the floor, as according to some very highly respected speaker builders say that is the only way to really fire a low frequency driver. But the mid base drivers which their are two have no rear cabinets the backs are wide open, the midrange drivers two one forward, one rear facing.
I have a pair of them and a pair of the newer designed series III's which replace one of the hi frequency drivers with a forward facing audux soft dome.
I guess not truely omni directional but pretty close, and I can say, the series III's image very well because the mid forward firing speaker and the hi frequency audux presents a pretty detailed focal point. But the soundstage is great, and they do sound very good for a pair of 35 year old speakers. I consider them some very enjoyable listening speakers.
Unlike the Zenith's or other lesser designed speakers, these are in my opinion some very well designed and engineer speakers. They were not some cheaply made speakers for the masses.
marc mc
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Joshewah
Active Member
I'm glad I'm not the only one around here disturbed by the modern penchant for misusing the ellipsis, such misuse often comes across as a speech impediment put into written form. And now the proper use of one has no effect. (Then we have people using "impact" as a verb because they can't figure the effect-affect thing but that's another story.)
Though in Marc's case I think one ellipsis with a period following "fun" and then "I get it" as a seperate sentence would've worked well.
Oh, that's.....fun. I get it.
I think that gets what he meant across.
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Funny, that's a good one. Well played, very well played.