"Don Pearce" wrote in message
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On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 09:42:36 +0100, "Keith G"
wrote:


"Don Pearce" wrote


What is clear is that you don't need those lower octaves for your
listening,


There ya go....


I did mean you personally, of course - that wasn't a generic you,
meaning one.


which means that your speakers are entirely right for you.


I wouldn't go so far as to say that - righter it seems than Ruark, Tannoy,
Rogers, B&W, Wharfedale, KEF, JM-Labs, Dynaudio, Jamo (Concert) and gawd
knows how many others proved to be at least....??



Quite so. Never be satisfied - you'd have to sell your circular saw,
and that would never do.



Well yew might larf! Swim got me a couple of 'woodworking' mags the other
day - they are even nerdier than audio geeks it appears. The mags followed
form exactly, even down to a 'jigsaw shoot-out' feature and a 'final few
words' at the back from some God-botherer, no less....!!

(This year's grinding wheel grey is *pink* actually, I thought you'd be
interested to know!! ;-)