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What!? The Koss CM/1030 did not make the list?! I'm outa here.
Jeff
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Well, I and gonna take a page out of Jeff's book.
Influential: : having the power to cause changes : having influence
They didn't say best and they didn't say most accurate. they even mentioned that when they listed the Accoustimass. I didn't read the whole thing but I hope to revisit it tomorrow.
Influential: : having the power to cause changes : having influence
They didn't say best and they didn't say most accurate. they even mentioned that when they listed the Accoustimass. I didn't read the whole thing but I hope to revisit it tomorrow.
Every speaker on that list changed the audio world forever, and that's why I miss the Quad ESL. The Quad ESL changed our perception of what accurate could be and for nearly a decade it was the only speaker which could produce a truly accurate midrange and treble and forced every other speaker maker to find a way to compete and changed the landscape forever.
I also miss the seeing the original Energy 1 speaker which Dr. Toole introduced to the world and pretty much created the 1980's large dome tweeter + a single mid-woofer using a simple crossover. A major move forward and spurned Energy, PSB, Paradigm and other Canadian brands who's popularity reinvigorated the US and British speaker makers to imitate the engineering.
I also miss the seeing the original Energy 1 speaker which Dr. Toole introduced to the world and pretty much created the 1980's large dome tweeter + a single mid-woofer using a simple crossover. A major move forward and spurned Energy, PSB, Paradigm and other Canadian brands who's popularity reinvigorated the US and British speaker makers to imitate the engineering.
