Musica Bella SP/AV-1 review at EnjoyTheMusic

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Bill Baker

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Musica Bella SP/AV-1 review at EnjoyTheMusic
« on: 1 May 2007, 01:34 am »
The review of our Musica Bella SP/AV-1 loudspeaker is now live at Enjoy The Music.

http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/0507/response_audio_musica_bella_spav1.htm

Russell Dawkins

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« Reply #1 on: 1 May 2007, 01:46 am »
...great review, too.

 Congratulations! :thumb:

Bill Baker

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« Reply #2 on: 1 May 2007, 05:00 pm »
Thanks Russell,
 I found the review was yet another no-nonsense review that did a good job of describing the speaker's true characteristics rather than hiding everything behind made up audiophile mumbo-jumbo.

Scott F.

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« Reply #3 on: 1 May 2007, 05:34 pm »
.... rather than hiding everything behind made up audiophile mumbo-jumbo.

Damn, I guess I wasn't doing my job well enough  :duh:  :lol:

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« Reply #4 on: 1 May 2007, 05:43 pm »
No Scott, that IS your job. If you mentioned in your review that these speaker were perfect, then your abilities would be questioned :wink: It's writings like this that allow consumers to trust a review.

 I would like to clear one thing up that I missed in the rough draft. In the quote below, it mentions that "Bill also does something quite interesting.....". All the credit for the tweeter testing and compensation circuit is performed by Bob Smith of SP Tech prior to myself receiving them. He is the brainchild behind the actual design of this circuit.

Bill also does something quite interesting, he measures and matches each pair of tweeters and then modifies the crossover and filtering circuit to compensate for the tweeters individual characteristics