Wikipedia's Loudspeaker Article Saved My Marriage

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Ok maybe not but it's pretty good and I wish I had read it before shopping for speakers so I knew what I was talking about. Shopping is pretty overwhelming if you don't know the basics, and all the articles on Audioholics seem to assume you know the basics. I think Wikipedia is a good place to start if you are a noob. Bottom line you need to understand how loudspeakers work.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudspeakers

 

[emorphien]

If you're married to speakers then I suppose it would be good to know something about them.

 

[Seth=L]

Pretty good stuff, some basics and even some of the more complicated stuff to.

 

[no. 5]

yes, good for noob's.



(and not so noob's too)

 

[no. 5]

If you're married to speakers then I suppose it would be good to know something about them.

sometimes I wish that.

 

[WmAx]

Pretty good stuff, some basics and even some of the more complicated stuff to.

Note: the article is not entirely accurate. I noticed some rather significant errors, especially in the enclosure/cabinet section, when I skimmed the linked article.

-Chris

 

[Seth=L]

Note: the article is not entirely accurate. I noticed some rather significant errors, especially in the enclosure/cabinet section, when I skimmed the linked article.

-Chris

I didn't look at it very closely. I recognize that is a problem with Wikipedia.

 

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Note: the article is not entirely accurate. I noticed some rather significant errors, especially in the enclosure/cabinet section, when I skimmed the linked article.

The beauty of Wikipedia is that they can be fixed. If you don't want to fix them yourself, PM me the problem parts and I'll try to take care of it for you. References are always appreciated (not because I don't trust you, but it makes the editors who review the changes trust you and I), I can't say I've read the Loudspeaker entry recently.