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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 146796" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: WFX Nashville Live Sound Int. Speaker DemoAnd Arthur &amp; I have both pointed out that these &quot;shoot outs&quot; are incredibly subjective and the impressions made on observers will be based on their preference bias - and that systems can be voiced to so many outcomes that whether or not a particular system agrees with the observer&#039;s preferences determines whether or not it&#039;s &quot;good&quot;.What claims made by EAW are not true?&nbsp; What claims made by anyone else are false, and what basis, other that a single exposure, do you have to make claims otherwise?Beam forming and steering have been around a long time although practical implementations are relatively recent.&nbsp; To call it a fad is being incredibly simplistic.Also take Ivan&#039;s participation with a grain of salt (as much as I like you, Ivan).&nbsp; He&#039;s got a competing line of products that are based on the antithesis of multi-segment, articulated vertical arrays.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 146796, member: 67"] Re: WFX Nashville Live Sound Int. Speaker Demo And Arthur & I have both pointed out that these "shoot outs" are incredibly subjective and the impressions made on observers will be based on their preference bias - and that systems can be voiced to so many outcomes that whether or not a particular system agrees with the observer's preferences determines whether or not it's "good". What claims made by EAW are not true? What claims made by anyone else are false, and what basis, other that a single exposure, do you have to make claims otherwise? Beam forming and steering have been around a long time although practical implementations are relatively recent. To call it a fad is being incredibly simplistic. Also take Ivan's participation with a grain of salt (as much as I like you, Ivan). He's got a competing line of products that are based on the antithesis of multi-segment, articulated vertical arrays. [/QUOTE]

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