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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 3723750" data-attributes="member: 549629">How&#039;s that for staging? Is this some sort of joke? *looks around for the hidden cameras* Dude that&#039;s the recipe for cramming as many speakers on vertical surfaces as possible. Let me ask you this.... what amkes you think your system required 4&quot; speakers, 5.25&quot; speakers, 6.5&quot; speakers and 8&quot; speakers? Anything less would have left a hole in the sound? All us silly people running 2-way and 3-way systems have it all wrong? We need at least like 5 mids and 3 tweeters before we can cover the whole audible frequency spectrum proficiently? Forget that you have overlapping outputs from multiple speakers, in different locations, or the fact you dont even seem to understand the words &quot;time alignment&quot; when I say them to you, or that you have rear midbass... that plays a 10hz passband... or that you have rear tweeters, multiples of them (lol)... nope forget all that technical mumbo jumbo. You are running those speakers at 8ohms (presumably) so its &quot;SQ&quot;.I ask if you know what staging and/or imaging is, and you reply with a setup that would be a staging and imaging nightmare. And you&#039;re smug about it as if you&#039;ve shown me up. LOL? Your reply only seems to reinforce the statement I made earlier, you seem to lack the knowledge of some of the very fundamentals of &quot;SQ&quot;. But then, alot of people today seem to think its only about &#039;hitting all the notes&#039; and being heard for blocks. Ignorance is bliss right? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 3723750, member: 549629"] How's that for staging? Is this some sort of joke? *looks around for the hidden cameras* Dude that's the recipe for cramming as many speakers on vertical surfaces as possible. Let me ask you this.... what amkes you think your system required 4" speakers, 5.25" speakers, 6.5" speakers and 8" speakers? Anything less would have left a hole in the sound? All us silly people running 2-way and 3-way systems have it all wrong? We need at least like 5 mids and 3 tweeters before we can cover the whole audible frequency spectrum proficiently? Forget that you have overlapping outputs from multiple speakers, in different locations, or the fact you dont even seem to understand the words "time alignment" when I say them to you, or that you have rear midbass... that plays a 10hz passband... or that you have rear tweeters, multiples of them (lol)... nope forget all that technical mumbo jumbo. You are running those speakers at 8ohms (presumably) so its "SQ". I ask if you know what staging and/or imaging is, and you reply with a setup that would be a staging and imaging nightmare. And you're smug about it as if you've shown me up. LOL? Your reply only seems to reinforce the statement I made earlier, you seem to lack the knowledge of some of the very fundamentals of "SQ". But then, alot of people today seem to think its only about 'hitting all the notes' and being heard for blocks. Ignorance is bliss right? [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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