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<blockquote data-quote="thylantyr" data-source="post: 1725334" data-attributes="member: 560358">We did/do things in the car audio world that the home audio folks only dream about. ie, fully active sound system 25 years ago.This is normal then, normal today. Not normal in home audio then, nor today. But give credit where it&#039;s due,there are few home audio folks doing more active stuff -- if you want to paybig casholla for the system.DIY still rules, car, home or whatever. Another silly example.The guru Linkwitz<a href="http://www.linkwitzlab.com/" target="_blank">http://www.linkwitzlab.com/</a>Creates the now famous Orion loudspeaker. It&#039;s unique and everyone is jerkingtheir load for this type of design.What is so special? It&#039;s a fully active system using multi-channels home amps.Stuff we did in car audio two decades ago... /lolBut, his design of the active electronics is customized for that speaker only,whereas if you buy a seperate generic processor you can tweak forever thesystem./yawn</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thylantyr, post: 1725334, member: 560358"] We did/do things in the car audio world that the home audio folks only dream about. ie, fully active sound system 25 years ago. This is normal then, normal today. Not normal in home audio then, nor today. But give credit where it's due, there are few home audio folks doing more active stuff -- if you want to pay big casholla for the system. DIY still rules, car, home or whatever. Another silly example. The guru Linkwitz [URL="http://www.linkwitzlab.com/"]http://www.linkwitzlab.com/[/URL] Creates the now famous Orion loudspeaker. It's unique and everyone is jerking their load for this type of design. What is so special? It's a fully active system using multi-channels home amps. Stuff we did in car audio two decades ago... /lol But, his design of the active electronics is customized for that speaker only, whereas if you buy a seperate generic processor you can tweak forever the system. /yawn [/QUOTE]

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