Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Technical Questions Any science behind claim swfrs reducing loads on mains?

Oops! I forgot the the not. You can tell by my sentence structure that I meant to put that in there, right?

"Granted, I'm not an acoustic engineer."

This isn't you, is it?

hahahaha

that's great Peter, come on now John show your true self

If that is JohnK, congrats on the new speaker design!!

Are those Quads on the front page?
The new version of that is one of my dream speakers.

http://www.quad-hifi.co.uk/esl989blue.htm

Geez. Are those things for real?

And Peter, some warning about the 70s game show music that plays when you go to that page, please!

I think that music is in your head. I don't hear anything on that page.

Try turning on your computer speakers. Of course, that could wake up your wife and/or your baby.

No, Peter, it isn't me, although we're apparently of at least neighboring ethnic backgrounds and some people say "all these h.....s look alike to me". Differences that immediately jump out at me are that I'd have Rachmaninoff playing on my site, my hair's blond, and I spell better.

Some quite interesting articles there, besides the Doppler paper. John's apparently really into dipoles. I suppose that I doubt any audiophiles are enthusiastic enough to set up a 20000.0 system to avoid Doppler IM distortion.

So, what facts do we know about JohnK so far?

• He is of slavic descent -- my guess is Polish (see this post)
• He has blonde hair
• He gives tax advice on another forum (see this post)
  

What else can we squeeze out of him?