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I agree... I have no idea where all this misunderstanding is coming from and I apologize about that... But I still hold the opinion that a speaker like the M2 is a tool and it's a less effective tool without a dedicated room. I'll stop there as I don't want to go 'round in circles.
This statement makes zero sense though. So basically you're saying that the most honest speaker that doesn't color the sound is a tool?
Yes, it's designed so studios can produce audio with great accuracy, a tool. IMO that's the point of the M2, it's perfect, if you want to retain that you need a dedicated room. I do realize it'll still be better than a regular cone 'n' dome speaker as far as room interaction.
So you prefer to listen to something that's colored and not accurate then. Got it. That says a lot about your preferences.
I too fail to understand the logic and reasoning. It almost sounds like you suggesting that once you leave idealism you should go far from it.
Dude, please. That's ridiculous. At this point I could claim that you have no idea that a speaker's performance is affected by the room it's in, which is my entire point... but whatever, you're impossible. Again, I'm out.
No you can't. Do you know how to use a microphone and REW? That shit doesn't lie, you might want to try it. Further, you're totally missing the point that a real CD speaker performs better in any room than your typical speaker.
Do you even lift, bro? This has gotten ridiculous... you must be a big hit at parties.
So your way of solving this is to throw an insult? Gotcha. Certainly shows how professional you are.
You've been condescending and insulting to me the entire time. Take a hint from literally everyone else in the thread that understands how to communicate without being condescending and insulting. There's nothing to "solve". Again, I'm out and I actually mean it this time.
Good questions Lowtech.I've owned active speakers by Quad, and I'd be lying if I said I didn't think they were remarkable in some ways. However speakers with built in amps are what they are, which in essence is a dead-end as far as upgrading goes. They’d be a whole lot more appealing if it were possible to upgrade the amps and choose whatever you want.
You can get the M2's with just the London BSS Processor which is the DSP module. Then it will be up to you to get 4 channels of amplification. But the Crown 'coup de grace' is for those that want simplicity and to get off the audiophile merry go round of tweaking & upgrading. It's a personal choice.Best,Anand.
