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Hahaha... too true! Ag but there's nothing wrong with a 'lively' debate :D

Hi Jim, that answers my question perfectly, thanks. I don't think that it's a coincidence that speakers that have curved sides tend to sell so well (such as many of B&W's models, the Wharfedale Diamonds and others). Since the market for new speakers is flooded with great-sounding products, the...

Thanks, but I'm really pleased with my system now, which is all I can afford on my student budget. It consists of a Yamaha stereo amp and CD player, with the Wharfedale Diamonds. I'm also working on a vintage Pioneer system because it's a lot cheaper to buy vintage if you're willing to spend a...

I recently bought a pair of Diamond 10.1s (the bookshelf version) from Hi-fi Corruption. The guy who sold them to me let me 'audition' them by plugging them into a R400 Sinotech micro system... I could hear the amp clipping as he turned up the volume. I decided to get the speakers anyway...

Hi, noob here My Wharfedale Diamonds (that I got for cheap from Hi-fi Corruption :D) have curved side panels. I thought they were designed like that for cosmetic reasons. If standing waves are such a problem, then why are most speakers (including the more expensive ones) slab-sided?