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<blockquote data-quote="zane" data-source="post: 1059320" data-attributes="member: 540617">You mean in the same mannor in which you fail to read thatANY Speaker can be made to sound good or bad by install?To elaborate further, had you READ my initial post, you would notice that I used to do real world evaluation on Sony Products for their distributors.&nbsp; &nbsp; I&#039;ve had more Sony Gear pass through my hands than most dealers carry.Yet simply because you allege to have one product fail, my point is now assinine?The only thing assinine here is how easily people dismiss an entire brand without due cause.Exactly what is your point here?&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; One driver can fail just as easy as another.I do not know &quot;Meka&quot; or the events of the circumstance, therefore I can not comment on that matter.On the other hand, swing on by one night.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;ll show you how easy it is to blow a 12w6 or a Shiva if you like.Your statement here is irrelevant.That&#039;s the initial problem.&nbsp;&nbsp; EVERYONE on this forum &quot;knows&quot; how to install everything correctly.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; EVERYONE on this forum &quot;knows&quot; how to tune a system.&nbsp; &nbsp; EVERYONE on this forum&nbsp; has been doing this a while.&nbsp;&nbsp; EVERYONE on this forum has used every piece of equipment out there.Fact is, a small handfull of people on this forum qualify for a few of the above statements.&nbsp;&nbsp; Most simply &quot;think&quot; they do.18 watts destroying your Sony Door Speakers immediately raises a red flag in my book.&nbsp; &nbsp; Abuse resulting from clipping or overdriving the speakers is far more likely in this case than anything else.&nbsp; &nbsp; Considering that no recent Sony Midrange Speaker is rated anywhere near that low of power.I believe the term &quot;Volume Master&quot; was dubbed for this action on this forum a while back.Ignorance is assuming that the majority can install, tweak, tune, and adjust, their system and it&#039;s components properly.Can&#039;t play ball?SEMA thought otherwise:<a href="http://news.sel.sony.com/pressrelease/4133" target="_blank">http://news.sel.sony.com/pressrelease/4133</a>And where have your &quot;factual&quot; statements resided?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zane, post: 1059320, member: 540617"] You mean in the same mannor in which you fail to read that[B]ANY[/B] Speaker can be made to sound good or bad by install? To elaborate further, had you [B]READ[/B] my initial post, you would notice that I used to do real world evaluation on Sony Products for their distributors. I've had more Sony Gear pass through my hands than most dealers carry. Yet simply because you allege to have one product fail, my point is now assinine? The only thing assinine here is how easily people dismiss an entire brand without due cause. Exactly what is your point here? One driver can fail just as easy as another. I do not know "Meka" or the events of the circumstance, therefore I can not comment on that matter. On the other hand, swing on by one night. I'll show you how easy it is to blow a 12w6 or a Shiva if you like. Your statement here is irrelevant. That's the initial problem. [B]EVERYONE[/B] on this forum "knows" how to install everything correctly. [B]EVERYONE[/B] on this forum "knows" how to tune a system. [B]EVERYONE[/B] on this forum has been doing this a while. [B]EVERYONE[/B] on this forum has used every piece of equipment out there. Fact is, a small handfull of people on this forum qualify for a few of the above statements. Most simply "think" they do. 18 watts destroying your Sony Door Speakers immediately raises a red flag in my book. Abuse resulting from clipping or overdriving the speakers is far more likely in this case than anything else. Considering that no recent Sony Midrange Speaker is rated anywhere near that low of power. I believe the term "Volume Master" was dubbed for this action on this forum a while back. Ignorance is assuming that the majority can install, tweak, tune, and adjust, their system and it's components properly. Can't play ball? SEMA thought otherwise: [URL="http://news.sel.sony.com/pressrelease/4133"]http://news.sel.sony.com/pressrelease/4133[/URL] And where have your "factual" statements resided? [/QUOTE]

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