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 The bottom eaters from AA raised an interesting subject:

http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/hug/messages/16/160276.html

... and of cause covered it within the scope of own fears and limitations.  I particularly like their idiotic idea that the amount of channels in acoustic system  combined with amount of records of the playback owner collection form some kind of constant secretive number and the less channels playback will have would yield more records on the shelves. Well, the idiots are idiots….

Still, the subject itself is not idiotic and very well worth covering.

The very first question that comes to mind would be: who is starting from scratch? Would it be the person who just enters audio, the person who just enter the horn-loading subject or the person who has experience in the field and just re-enter the “business” from scratch? Than… What would be the objective or the person? How much money/efforts s/he is willing to spend? Dose the person has ability to build himself or needs to hire help? Does the person has ability to make own decisions as it or he needs to experiment and to make assessments? What is the interaction between person audio life and his/her regular live? There are those and many other subjects that need to be covered in order to define what horn system might serve better, or at least satisfying.

I have covered this subject I believe 6-7 years back when I fantasized about big fire that burned out all my audio and made me to start from scratch.  I can’t find the posts at my site and I would like to have this new thread where I later on as I have time might express some of the UPDATED thoughts on the scratch subject. Feel free to share yours…

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