It's Like Being There!

Evan Cordes    Tuesday, August 6, 2024    Articles

The Drawbacks of Conventional Speakers We often listen to music in rooms with walls. The design of most speakers ignores that fact or even forces you, the listener, to fight the room in…

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Voicing Speakers: My Japanese Experience

John Strohbeen    Thursday, July 25, 2019    Articles

The voice of a speaker is what you hear when you listen to it in a room. Preferably in your own room. This is where art comes into speaker design. Most competent speaker designers can…

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How Big is a Big Room?

John Strohbeen    Wednesday, May 1, 2019    Articles

Bosch Binge: Season 5 on Amazon I spend a lot of my day thinking about speakers, and I enjoy it. Recently I took a day off and spent very, very little time thinking about speakers. I was…

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What's 35 Years Old and Sounds Better Than 99% of Speakers Sold Today?

John Strohbeen    Tuesday, April 18, 2017    Articles

Backstory Walsh 2 is 35 years old and still better than 99% of the speakers sold today. Lincoln Walsh realized that if you took an inverted cone made of supersonic material and drove it…

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All speakers are NOT created Equal(ized)

John Strohbeen    Tuesday, April 4, 2017    Articles

Speakers that require active, electronic equalization to work properly have been around for a very long time, but with mixed success in the market place. This is changing. I believe it will…

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Best Bookshelf Speakers of the Golden Age

John Strohbeen    Tuesday, January 10, 2017    Articles

You can enjoy a vintage system that sounds better than a modern system and costs less. The best bookshelf speakers from the Golden Age of Audio (late 1960’s through early 1980’s) were…

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