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A friend/acquaintance of mine hosted a party for some coworkers. He has a pair of really nice B&W speakers (I do not recall the model, but I think they are in the $8,000 to five figure range). Some of the coworkers had some kids that were out of control, and they ended up kicking or punching in the drivers and woofers on the speakers. Of course, he was livid. There were a few kids, and he let the parents know but due to there being some potentially innocent children and office politics, he wasn't really in a position to ask them to pay for the speakers. He was beside himself.
http://www.stereophile.com/news/010409expectations/
Great Expectations for CES and T.H.E. Show
Will it be more of the same or is there a big development lurking around the corner? What are your audiophile predictions for 2009?
Hi
I recently added PS audio phone stage to my system which has once and for all solved any front end gain issues !! this phono amp has added fantastic dynamics to the system. The problem is that it might have added a little to much !!
The problem i have now though is that on very heavy bass tracks im causing the speaker cones to bottom out and start basically flapping. This is happening at loudish but certainly not ridculous volume levels. It is admittedly severe tracks like 1812 cannons etc thats doing it.
Hi Everyone,