False wall and audio sound

[Resident Loser]

...to overburden your skills of comprehension any more than I already have, you leave me very little choice but to simplify matters...

...fewer words probably won't work...now we try NO words...pictographs better?

http://www.genelec.com/pdf/QS2-way.pdf

Your operative word is SPECIFIC, not flexibility, not adaptability. Specific denotes that the speaker only works in a predictable way when placed in ONE type of environment, not many. Its disengenious for you to try and change now what you said before. Specific is specific, flexible is flexible. You cannot turn a circle into a square no matter how hard you try.

Me use "specific use" when talk about Triad InWall gold speakers...lookee-see old words:

One point is, when you provide a link to a jpg, you really should include some of the more salient info contained in scenes' description...you provided pictures of a wall or baffle or whatever you might like to refer to it as, in support for your many contentions...HOWEVER...as a follow-up I visited the Sub South site and lo and behold, the transducers that were installed were Triad InWall Gold...in fact while they can be tilted up and down to tweek their dispersion(gee, that sounds like trial and error to me...anyone else?) they don't allow for toe-in, tis' fixed...so now repeat again with me...designed for...designed for...designed for a SPECIFIC USE...no simple JBLs or Tannoys or any-old-bookshelf-or-towers that just happened to be lying about.

Other times used "designed for, designed for, designed for" like here:

Re: the Chiu and Paz HTs: the Genelec 1032s are...(listen and repeat) designed for...designed for...designed for...Multiple placement options and environments.

You no get it...big time, Joe...

...Klipsch speakers were not designed to be behind a screen or soffitt, but they have been sucessfully installed in that position...

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Behind screen? Has to do with what? Soffit? You hang Klipsch in soffit? Do you know what soffit is? PSBs hung in an overhang? Me no sit too close...maybe make big boom-boom on head!!! Maybe no boom-boom, just lousy image...

You said that JBL CANNOT be placed behind a screen or soffit. The link shows that it already has been done.Does all of the synthesis line have ports in the rear as you assert?

Me say no such thing! You bad man, you very bad man...you lying sack of $h!t...me say this:

Re; The Rowley's JBL synthesis lls: It is a multi-component system with the built in flexibility for placement in nearly any environment...seven-ch eq, all the bells and whistles...In fact their system controller switches driver compliment depending on the media being sourced! Of course one must also be prepared to to pay for the custom designed-mahoghany Helmholtz resonators as they might be required...

Oh, and one thing I should have highlighted earlier:

The is no speaker on the market that makes boundary compensation circuit for BEHIND THE BAFFLE USE

Wouldn't that be in the next room? wouldn't it be so much easier to walk through the door?

You also said you were too chicken to go after promotion for fear of being sued by minorities, and left hanging dry by the company.

Nope, never said THAT either...you may wanna' double check your sources.

You called me a sham

Only because you are...

I didn't call out to Eric, why are you?

I thought maybe he'd give you another month off...and besides doing a PM is much more appropriate...

jimHJJ(...perhaps you should change your name to Sam...)