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Well, shiver me timbers you scalawag Argh...

Are you a Pirate?

Any room fits the RF7iii's... in stereo.

When I first started my Audio journey I was torn between Bose 901's and Klipsch Heresy's... I would like to think I chose Wisely.

I was always curious as to why folks use glass on their tops? are you setting stuff up there?

#1 - Ford shall I continue...

I need to support BJC... and to get the system up and running... 2 Canare DA202 Balanced Audio Cable, 10 foot, XLR Female to XLR Male, Blue cable, White band 3 Belden 1800F Balanced Audio Cable, 6 foot, XLR Female to XLR Male, Red cable, White band 3 Belden 1800F Balanced Audio Cable, 6 foot, XLR Female to XLR Male, White cable, Black band

I need 8 channels though... was there any audible improvements when you switched? the spec's look similar.

I know there ARE a lot of Companies that take on all comers when it comes to criticisms, and they openly empower modifications... they embrace the diatribe. Many.

several kinds of Chili's, and a whole host of spices... for the Birria sauce.

$900... is there software for the computer or is it all front panel adjustment? that look far more user friendly than the Xilica...

Making some crock pot Birria for Christmas with some chivo I had laying around...

I think the Heritage line only really needs three, maybe four, speakers... Heresy or Cornwall, Las Scala and Klipschorn the rest of the line can be prosumer chinese stuff and Professional line.

Bose Reveals New 901 60th Anniversary Edition Speakers Bose Reimaged 901 Limited Edition Speakers - Only 12 Pairs! As we recently reported, Bose Corporation stirred up quite a commotion in the high-end audio world when the company announced that it had acquired McIntosh Group, the parent company of both McIntosh and Sonos faber. Shortly after the announcement, Audioholics president Gene DellaSala posted a video discussing the iconic Bose 901 loudspeaker, which is easily one of the best-selling home audio products of all time, with a production period spanning multiple decades, beginning in 1968 and ending with the 901 Series VI speakers in 2016. Despite its enormous success, the 901 has always been somewhat controversial among audiophiles, owing to its unusual design. Each speaker uses nine identical full-range 4-inch drivers. Of these, only one fires toward the listener to deliver direct sound; the remaining eight drivers fire backward from the 901’s angled rear end. Bose’s goal for this design was to create a more immersive sound, similar to what one would hear in a concert hall, where reflections off the room’s walls and ceiling make up a significant part of what the audience hears.

Heritage... no planned obsolescence.

The Jubilees are 17' apart ctc... the room is around 25x40 or so...

That's terrible news...

I think it's a function of the focal length of the camera... it's wide angle.

not all recordings are equal... or executed the same. Orchestras can be recorded zonally with > two microphones... and mixed in studio. the initial point of the post is that, you are listening to source material (sheet music) being produced with a multitude of sources... they do gang up sections so they couple correctly... but there is still phase issues and timing issues... that was the point, not recording or reproduction of a live performance.

it still needs to be a viable business regardless of who owns it when corporations buy something like Klipsch, they are really buying the name... Brand Recognition

up and running... getting it burn in to 100 hours, then I will schedule a Calibrator.

No horn loaded subwoofer for you!