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<blockquote data-quote="newusername" data-source="post: 6027901" data-attributes="member: 562064">For the record, who could honestly give a shit what Buwalda is running in anything?&nbsp; What type of an argument is that?The right system can use subwoofers in the rear well beyond, say, 60 Hz without the sound stage being drawn to the rear.I think it is wise of SI to have done exactly what they&#039;ve done.&nbsp; I really don&#039;t care that it doesn&#039;t handle as much power; that is a worthy trade off for extended bandwidth and lower distortion so long as you can achieve a realistic level of output, either with a single or several.&nbsp; The thin mounting depth means you can start looking at ways of even moving it up front if you are so capable.Speakers are meant to reproduce music accurately.&nbsp; That&#039;s the bottom line.&nbsp; I agree that you can use filters to restrict your bandwidth if you so choose, but an accurate speaker with extended bandwidth is nothing to be chastised.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="newusername, post: 6027901, member: 562064"] For the record, who could honestly give a shit what Buwalda is running in anything? What type of an argument is that? The right system can use subwoofers in the rear well beyond, say, 60 Hz without the sound stage being drawn to the rear. I think it is wise of SI to have done exactly what they've done. I really don't care that it doesn't handle as much power; that is a worthy trade off for extended bandwidth and lower distortion so long as you can achieve a realistic level of output, either with a single or several. The thin mounting depth means you can start looking at ways of even moving it up front if you are so capable. Speakers are meant to reproduce music accurately. That's the bottom line. I agree that you can use filters to restrict your bandwidth if you so choose, but an accurate speaker with extended bandwidth is nothing to be chastised. [/QUOTE]

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