[Patrick Bateman]

Originally Posted by Austin

Very interesting. I will keep this in mind when i build my home theater speakers. I may even rebuild my tweeter pods in my car.

Thanks! I've been doing horns and waveguides for almost two decades now, and the improvement that I've seen from adressing diffraction (almost) has me considering "conventional" components again. The improvement in soundstaging is just ridiculous.

I first noticed it with the Anthony Gallo speakers a few years back at CES. They use ridiculously cheap drivers, and they're basically a glorifed Bose system, yet they sound a million times better than they should. Considering the junky components you'd think they'd sound like crap, but they sounded better than speakers that cost ten times as much.

Really made me think about how they sound so good.