Thanks for listening.

Look up “bitches brew” speaker. He claims otherwise.

The best speaker reproduces the exact input signal with no distortion in an anechoic listening room.😁 However, those of us with more modest budgets have to make do with living rooms and a speaker system that broadcasts the original signal in such a way that our ears/brain can decipher what the signal was meant to sound like. I really like Danny's common sense advice because it allows mere mortals to enjoy what I like to call "Fi". That's my little joke because I don't want High Fidelity to the signal, I just wants Fidelity. 🙃

@@martingarrish4082 Like the contemporary reviews [circa. 1970s] of the ADS L710 and L810. This is despite the fact that in the 1970s audiophile capacitors were not used. In fact, they used NP electrolytics. Still, reviewers said that there was no room for improvement. I am puzzled.

No way he can still hear up to 19.5k.

@@pedrocols yep I suspect you are correct. If that is true he could get his hearing tested and show us the results. The issue with that is they only measure up to 8k.

Thanks for listening.

I remember seeing that and thought the same thing.

I remember this too...he was suppposedly a huge audio guy

If they are panel speakers it would work a little better to get ambience as they are dipole. Though too much and you'd get a lot of reverb and congestion

'Satan's Soundbox' if you will.

I'll have to look into that.

@@dannyrichie9743 this is something that would be really interesting to me. Would love to have a smaller workable at least partial open baffle option that has decent base. Is that asking for too much?

@@chelillingworth9466 I think so open baffle isn't known for SPL... but for me it doesn't matter because I think open baffle is still pretty interesting from what I've heard personally.

@@chelillingworth9466 Let me think on that.

We have actually had a coaxial in development for a while now. We have had numerous issues with it that I wasn't completely happy with. I think we are close to having them resolved though.

Thats an interesting question. Designing a room for a specific speaker 👍

Stay tuned. We are doing that.

@@dannyrichie9743 do I get a free pair of NS Studio's for giving you the idea 😄

@@miheadhurts Sorry, that new room has been in the works for a while now.

O own a pair of those and they are hard to beat

They are not suppose to recreate concert levels in your living room. They are for your desktop or small room systems. They will however blow away any Klipsch models in sound quality. Check out the links to the sound clips.

Right now we have been focusing on air freighting in more tweeters every week and using them to fill backorders.

In this case the design uses a sealed box.

No, we are still moving forward with the old school models.

I do have a few guys using the LGK drivers in their cars with good results. Keep in mid though that they are not designed to get wet.

@@dannyrichie9743 I thought about using LGK drivers but I'd have to do a lot of custom work to to get them on axis enough to sound decent. I saw that you were in the process of developing coaxial drivers for use in a center channel speaker. My current plan it to hold off and give those a shot.

Phase can be altered with the crossover.

If you can adjust the crossover to around 70hz you will be doing great

All the time.

@@dannyrichie9743 Thank you sir for the reply. I am new to speakers, audiophile, home theatre system, etc. Sir how do you specifically use lgk into home theatre system, etc. I dont see any ports (in LGK 2.1) like that of kanto, audioengine, etc (aux, rca, sub, etc) based on what I see on your videos. Cant see either in your website. I want to learn more how to use this product but few unboxing videos or reviews regarding this product. I want to use the LGK 2.1 for living room application. Hope theres a video how to integrate this lgk speakers to home theatre system and see what it feels like. Hoping you reply. Thank you again sir.

gr-research.com/lgk-series/

We have just finished the development of a matching center channel. It will be out shortly.

Keep in mind that the crossover frequency is 350Hz. That wavelength is 3.2 feet long. So plus or minus an inch or so is not an issue. They are also spaced that way because there is a divider between them that separates the air spaces.

@@dannyrichie9743 Ah ok, thanks! Keep up your excellent work! 👍

You can order it as a DIY kit with a flat pack or completed cabinets: gr-research.com/product/lgk-2-1-kit-pair-2/

You'd think, but check out the audio clips.

There are really good channels that will work surprisingly well with a pair of high quality headphones, like check out the channel "Z Reviews" or "Zeos second channel" All his recordings give me a good idea about how a speaker will sound like in my mancave. Of course it's not a full replacement for Live auditioning, but it's often hard to travel and test out all those speakers by yourself, so getting yourselfs some high quality headphones can go a long way...

It depends on the application.

We have subwoofer kits, and the best sounding subwoofers in the industry.

I have not.

New fr30 are far below the nx otica and nx tremes. They are closed box and the crossovers are full of mid grade parts, nothing of actual value. The cabinets are HDF with minimal insulation. Their tweeter is almost identical to the neo3. The mid range planar is the old bg neo10, but the otica and nx treme mid drivers can hold up to these. Overall way over priced. Remember they take parts cost and multiply it by 7....30k speakers might cost $4200 for parts, labor to build, cabinet construction, price for all shipping box and the foam inserts for shipping, shipping from China to USA AND shipping from Colorado to your house. Just think about that for a minute, you have $1000-1500 ish worth of driver and part cost in that 30k speaker...

@@badd99 We see that stuff all the time.

@@dannyrichie9743 I know I've talked to you about it, haha Please keep all the videos coming!! I love your work

@@badd99 I'm taking it you have heard the FR30 at PS Audio?

I guess they haven't heard our speakers. :-)

We did, but it added more parts, drove up the price, and didn't make good sense in this application. Turning the speaker a few degrees off axis lost the peak.

It’s not a 2.1 system, it’s version 2.1. They still sell version 2.0

@@mcbowler then it should be v3

@@anandshah71 that's entirely up to the manufacturer to decide, and is generally governed by how much change their is. A point change is usually used to indicate a small change, whereas a whole number change indicates a major revision.

And the best tasting burger ever is from McDonalds?

Look at it this way. A great speaker may sound fine with budget gear and in an imperfect room, and when placed properly in a treated room and with good gear it will really show you what it can do. I poor speaker may sound fair with budget gear and in an imperfect room, then when set up properly in a treated room with good gear it may sound no better because it is the bottleneck.

@@dannyrichie9743 Sure, but from my point of view you are the only one saying "great speaker", while in my stated example I have 5-6 young ones saying the same about another speaker. As I have understood it you do not consider others competent enough to review your speakers? If so then I feel safer listening to the judgment of the 5 or 6 young ones who,in my thought experiment agree on a given speaker . Of course nothing is certain in life, but if it is given that in both cases I am not able to listen/test the speakers my self... well.

@@HUZ9k3s5w a lie told by 5 or 6 people doesn't make it the truth... KZfaq is full of self proclaimed experts, some know what they are talking about, some wouldn't know their ass from their elbow. I have experienced this time and time again with popular KZfaq channels. They have millions of subscriber therefore they must know what they are talking about right? Wrong, subscribers are an indicator of popularity nothing more. Sometimes you need to use your ears and your brain to sort fact from fiction and not what is popular opinion. Look at the body of work on the whole, not just one or two videos with click bait titles. Don't be swayed by subscriber numbers, listen carefully to everything they say. Does Danny paint his speakers in their best possible light? Of course he does he is in business to sell speakers, but I believe the majority of what he says because he has "consistent" information. He isn't using the typical salesman pitch, using superlatives to seduce you into buying speakers like other online manufacturers. Danny is telling you exactly what is in the kit, he isn't trying to hide what he is selling behind the veneer of a glossy white cabinet, and talking up his speakers without providing data. Same goes for reviews. Some are all razzmatazz with little quality information, or testing all desired conditions. You get things like I like this one because it is prettier, or some other completely personal taste item. I don't care if a dozen people give that review, it still remains the same amount of useless.

@@dannyrichie9743 I look at it from the perspective of a great speaker is going to sound OK in a bad room, whereas speakers that start out with issues is only going to sound even worse. It isn't magically going to start sounding better. Same thing but looking at it from a slightly different angle.

@@HUZ9k3s5w Danny honestly really knows his stuff. I'll guarantee you fall to the floor with anything he makes, because I did!

WHY and WHAT?

@@rikardekvall3433 best Speaker ever

@@Levent-Y Nah, Gauder Akustik Berlina RC11 was rated higher, it uses real Diamond tweeter.

Nope, that's for real.

We are not offering them fully assembled yet.

@@dannyrichie9743 Hi Danny, oh OK, it is only the "cabinet" that is assembled for $225. OK, thanks.