[mojave]

A few minutes ago I left AudioCircle and was browsing at the Gearslutz forum. The second post in the first thread I read mentioned that the poster had Tyler Acoustics speakers in his studio. I remembered that Danny had done some crossover design for Ty and decided to check out the speakers. On Tyler Acoustics website was a link to Massive Acoustics and their review of the Decade Series D1 speakers. I checked back on Gearslutz and, sure enough, the post I had read was by Massive Master, evidently the owner of Massive Acoustics. Anyway, the review is interesting and I thought you might enjoy reading about some of Danny's other work:

Tyler Acoustics Decade Series D1 Loudspeaker

[Danny Richie]

Thanks for posting that. I was not aware of it.

Not a bad review. 

Little does he know though, that I designed the drivers too. 

I hope Ty can break into that area of the market with those. Ty is a great guy and deserves it. Plus those B&W's that some of those studios use can often be serious head ache givers.

[jtwrace]

Plus those B&W's that some of those studios use can often be serious head ache givers.

No doubt about that.  I've never really understood them or Wilson's.   

[Mudslide]

I first spoke with Ty last year when I called him and requested that he whip up a demo pair of Tyler Taylo Reference speakers for our Great Northwest GTG.  I found Ty to be a true gentleman of the hobby, and generous to a fault.  He worked overtime through his busy schedule to build, burn-in, and ship a wonderful pair of "GNW-GTG Special" Taylo speakers for us.  These monitors were superb performers, not to mention great lookers.     (More can be read about the speakers and the event...here is the beginning of the audition review, starting with post #95.  http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67150&highlight=gnw+gtg&page=10    The format is discussed on the previous page, but the entire thread is worth reviewing, IMO.)

During the many subsequent discussions I had with Ty, he paid much homage to Danny for his substantial contributions to Tyler speakers and frequently praised Danny's tremendous design skills.

I would really love to hear the D1's!

[Danny Richie]

Those D-1's kicked some major you know what in my listening room with my big Blue tubes amps on them.