murphythecat181 posts07-01-2021 9:54am" Wide band is the ideal choice for classical music. "
if you repeat it enough time, it surely will become true
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This is not propaganda, half truths, maybe yes maybe no, snakeoil
Its the truth
The most IDEAl if not perfect pseaker for CM and also jazz is thw WBer.
Not all WBers are equa, as stated above
There are hifi WBers and then there are trash.
We really need to get some solid info on WBers, as most audiophiles have not evena clue how they sound/perform, how to make them work DIY, possibilities as a intergrative system with xover type drivers, whats fq's they do, can't do, do very well.
There is more dis info/misunderstandinf surroundind WBers , it is THE single most understood component in all things hifi audio.
This may be part of the reason why so few audiophiles even wish to consider at the very least, makinga tiny attempt to look into WBers a speaker choice.
Due to lack of accurate info, mixed in with inaccurate info, misunderstandings abound thickly about WBers.
Thus audiophiles only look upon WBers as some sort of novelty, a quirky, strange, odd *thingy*
Or is it audiophiles are stuck in old dogs cant learn new tricks kind of frame of mind.
I'd say its 50/50.
Misunderstandings surrounding WBers performance capabilities + the staunch if not stubborn attitude *xover low sens have always worked for me, why change now*
Why?
Is there any reason to swap low sens for WBers?