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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 6546893" data-attributes="member: 549629">Yes, you are confusing the two. The discussion has revolved around speaker tech, while you cite enclosure specifics and install variances. Criteria that are irrelevant to the topic: speaker tech. The discussion has been about speaker tech, and your comments are based on install quality. It simply doesnt take an expert in the field to see install quality is an outside factor to the topic. Signal degradation &#039;has a lot to do with how the speaker will perform&#039;... does this mean in a discussion on speaker tech we should be discussing signal strength or clipped signal sources? No.As for your your assessment of new technologies, BL optimization is one good example. A much more vast example of tech improvement than your example of glue advancements, which i suspect is a guess at best. JL Audio burst on to the scene with BL optimization in the form of several new patent warranted techs with the W7, while a small tiny internet company called Adire Audio simplified things with xbl^2. Several variations have sprung forth since, mostly adopted by... you guessed it, &#039;small internet companies&#039;. JBL is the largest manufacturer Im aware of to embrace BL optimization (on GTi&#039;s), and its adoption was hardly ground breaking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 6546893, member: 549629"] Yes, you are confusing the two. The discussion has revolved around speaker tech, while you cite enclosure specifics and install variances. Criteria that are irrelevant to the topic: speaker tech. The discussion has been about speaker tech, and your comments are based on install quality. It simply doesnt take an expert in the field to see install quality is an outside factor to the topic. Signal degradation 'has a lot to do with how the speaker will perform'... does this mean in a discussion on speaker tech we should be discussing signal strength or clipped signal sources? No. As for your your assessment of new technologies, BL optimization is one good example. A much more vast example of tech improvement than your example of glue advancements, which i suspect is a guess at best. JL Audio burst on to the scene with BL optimization in the form of several new patent warranted techs with the W7, while a small tiny internet company called Adire Audio simplified things with xbl^2. Several variations have sprung forth since, mostly adopted by... you guessed it, 'small internet companies'. JBL is the largest manufacturer Im aware of to embrace BL optimization (on GTi's), and its adoption was hardly ground breaking. [/QUOTE]

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