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RE: CO2 sinking to the ground It doesn't quite work that way. Here is a good explaination of why: http://colinb-sciencebuzz.blogspot.com/2010/01/if-co2-is-so-heavy-why-doesnt-it-sink.htmland and...

That's for left/right stereo pairs. Lateral reflections for a center speaker are not as critical. See: http://www.audioholics.com/loudspeaker-design/center-channel-speaker

I'm mostly talking about vertical MTM'S BUT used horizontally with a listener more than 25-30 deg off-axis a W(T/M)W is a much better choice.

I hate you ;)

Some of the best speakers I've ever heard have been MTM's. Dual mids offer more dynamic range and efficiency than a single mid. Narrow vertical dispersion is a good thing for controlling unwanted reflections. If executed right, they are a special breed of speaker. Don't just go by theory...

If one cannot understand the difference between weather and climate then there is little chance for them to understand anthropological climate change.

I never advocated getting off fossil fuels and until electric cars are truly viable, yes they are necessary.

Wow that's a really dumb argument. We aren't talking about linear progressions of change. Human activity has caused exponential increases in CO2 emissions and we have accurate records of this dating backs 10s of thousands of years in ice sheets. It always amazes me how people embrace science...

Nobody is saying we can reverse it. I honestly don't think we can. People are too dependent on fossil fuels and even if we shut down all C02 emissions tomorrow, its still built up in the atmosphere already. The best we can do now is have tighter regulations on how and where to build, protect...

I may be heading to Melbourne within the hour. I have family there with hurricane shutters on their house and a big supply food and more importantly Grappa ;)

The frequency of hurricanes doesn't increase with anthropological climate change, just the intensity and size of the storms. Compare the size of Hurricane Andrew to Irma and you get a better understanding. Warmer oceans, more kinentic energy, it's really not rocket science, nor controversial...

We can't stop weather but our actions are causing more dangerous weather patterns. One would hope these recent hurricanes would unite our country into converting to clean energy and more stringent building zoning away from coastal/flood areas, but in all likelihood, it will be business as usual...

Everyone came to my house to evacuate b/c a lot of my family live near the water. We may be going to a shelter tomorrow. I have to admit, I underestimated the path of this storm. It's quiet baffling.

Climate Change = Chinese Hoax That hoax is about to wreck havoc on my home theater room which is on the 2nd floor. As you know most homes in Florida are woodframe on the 2nd story. :/ I just hope nobody gets hit by a 350lb airborne Status 8T if poop goes down.

MartinLogan released 5 new models from their Motion series of loudspeakers this week at CEDIA in San Diego, California. The newest products include two new bookshelf models, two small floor standing models, and a passive soundbar. All models feature their Folded Motion Transducer and other...

The Denon AVR-X4400H and AVR-X6400H, boast the highest quality build, components and power output within their new series of AV receivers. These new models integrate HEOS whole-house music playback and are some of the first AVRs on the market enabled to support Amazon Alexa’s Smart Home Skill...

Denon just introduced the HEOS Super Link at the 2017 CEDIA Expo show. Super Link is a networked multi-room pre-amplifier that is said to take the company’s pre-existing HEOS Link to the next level. Supporting four HEOS zones in a rack mountable yet compact framework, the HEOS Super Link...

Not to be outdone by their competitors, Yamaha is ramping up integration of Amazon Alexa with more than 40 of the company’s MusicCast wireless multiroom products through an Alexa skill, making it faster and easier for audio enthusiasts to control their home entertainment experience. The Alexa...

With the success of the CM Series since its debut in 2014, Bowers & Wilkins is aiming to take performance and value to the next level borrowing technologies from their venerable 800 D3 series giving birth to their new 700 Series 2. B&W's design objective of "not just beating their rivals but...

If you're in the market for a magnificent 3-way bookshelf speaker for a price that won’t break the bank you might want to check out the BMR Philharmonitor from Philharmonic Audio. With the Philharmonitor you get quality instead of quantity. The BMRs can play a wide variety of music really well...