This is a rockin post but it preety well describes me

[jim goulding]

The concept is valid when the substance is reflective. No peaks could be seen in the graphs I refered to, just the opposite. At any rate, what I think I hear is a greater sense of realism when a recording isn't too truncated by sound engineers in the first place. I'ts like you just know that things are right on some level. And you relax. I submit it's because they are. The mechanics, hence, the sound. I've been on the receiving end of several conversations about the science taking place with the technical editor of Positive Feedback online. She tells me that she will be writing an artcle on this in that publication soon. She's also sending me some drawings for a speaker the she and her husband are designing for me to design some surrounds that will be a part of production.

I'm glad, for sure, but my ambition is to bring this to the mass of box speaker owners to enliven their sound in their environment.

But there I go, you know. Thanks, Fe, for your input and your awareness. jim