In Macondo/Melquiades thinking, random process means random result - and that is exactly what happened with Dunnoy. A random driver was placed in a random cabinet with a random passive radiator and random cabinet damping. All subsequent attempts to reproduce the results (although the Dunnoys are now at a different location) have not been “successful” and the question now is if returning to the M/M logic will turn this sows ear into a silk purse.
I also wonder if applying previous logic to a goal of a low maintenance, high yield system would start the same way?
I have no doubt that the Tannoy coax driver can do much better than its engineers ever imagined but am interested more if the “random” honeymoon result can be matched by a “planned” system. |
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