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<blockquote data-quote="Jay Barracato" data-source="post: 82179" data-attributes="member: 24">It is one thing to be excited about something new and another to claim it rewrites the laws of physics.Especially when reasonable repeated requests go unanswered and the excited hype is just repeated.In the course of the thread it seems we have gone from requests to help measure, to not being sure what measurements are needed, to excuses why no measurements are available, and now the tone seems to be measurement won&#039;t show what they claim to hear.But I do agree about the limited exposure to professional level boxes. After all one of the posters website claims his professional staff does designs and installs for churches at a far lower price than anyone else, yet he seems completely unfamiliar with standard modeling and measuring software.The report of a crossover with no filter or slope information and a 10 hz overlap in the sub and tops doesn&#039;t exactly inspire confidence either.Oh yeah, there is also the sub design that apparently you can put 4 different drivers into without changing the box. That leaves me to wonder is the box optimized for one of the drivers or none of the drivers.Just a couple of red flags or &quot;your noob light is shining bright&quot; that have popped up.Being a noob is not a problem and was not treated negatively until they started to tell those they were asking for advice why they were wrong without evidence.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay Barracato, post: 82179, member: 24"] It is one thing to be excited about something new and another to claim it rewrites the laws of physics. Especially when reasonable repeated requests go unanswered and the excited hype is just repeated. In the course of the thread it seems we have gone from requests to help measure, to not being sure what measurements are needed, to excuses why no measurements are available, and now the tone seems to be measurement won't show what they claim to hear. But I do agree about the limited exposure to professional level boxes. After all one of the posters website claims his professional staff does designs and installs for churches at a far lower price than anyone else, yet he seems completely unfamiliar with standard modeling and measuring software. The report of a crossover with no filter or slope information and a 10 hz overlap in the sub and tops doesn't exactly inspire confidence either. Oh yeah, there is also the sub design that apparently you can put 4 different drivers into without changing the box. That leaves me to wonder is the box optimized for one of the drivers or none of the drivers. Just a couple of red flags or "your noob light is shining bright" that have popped up. Being a noob is not a problem and was not treated negatively until they started to tell those they were asking for advice why they were wrong without evidence. [/QUOTE]

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