The Moderators keep the anti mfg flames out of those threads. For example, not once have I seen an Audyssey poster flame a D2 room correction poster, or vice versa.

It's a nice way of having an intelligent ongoing dialogue with an intelligent manufacturer, while keeping the manufacturer vs. manufacturer diatribes down.

-Linc

The RM40 isn't even an array so why would you post a rant like that here anyway?

Ego driven people that have some kind of respect for others will not be too arrogant.

I admit that I am Ego driven. I am thinking (I can never be sure) of you Rick Craig as a person with a clear Ego and with a deep respect for others opinions; because you write like you know what you are talking about. In my opinion it is mostly boring to read what non ego driven people are writing, because they are always indirectly asking the reader what they are thinking.

Rick C.: I don't always have to be "right" but I do have a low tolerance for BS and discussions not based on fact.
Mediafreak: So is it also for me. My ego accepts to be “wrong” but does not like it; and I have clear opinions (because I know it is best for ME and OTHERS = strong ego)- like low tolerance for those that will not respect this forums rules and intensions.
Mediafreak

Here is what he has to say

""There are three ways to operate the RM 40, so-called because of its 40 inch vertical ribbon mid/tweeter array. The first is full range, with a single amplifier as a source. The system presents a steady 4 Ohm load, resistive above 166Hz, with 90dB/1W sensitivity and enormous output and dynamic range. Second, more ambitious audiophiles can easily switch the system to the biamp/biwire configuration and run a separate bass amp through the speaker’s passive bass and mid/treble crossovers which, by the way, consist of all premium parts such as Axon polypropylene caps and hi-Q Erse 14 gauge laminated core inductors. The third option is biamping with the passive bass crossover removed, an outboard 24 dB/octave electronic crossover driving the separate bass amp, and a second amp running the ribbon panels through their builtin 6 and 12 dB filters""