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Originally Posted by miatadan
Most of the reviews for the TuneTot seem to be good with the exception of the review from Audio Science Review. Also from what I read, never seen so many negative comments on a forum for this bookshelf speaker.
Before going to Toronto to hear them, I have some questions…
Would my McIntosh MC462 work well with Wilson Audio products in general?
How do they compare to other book shelf speakers such as B&W 705 signature ?
Dan
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From trusted friends that have heard them, they are amazing stand-mounts.
Darko has an informative review on them.
As for ASR, who cares what they say? They'd have folks believe that the "measurements*" they do are all that matters. It's bullsh*t. They are as bad as Julian Hirsch of Hirsch-Houck Labs was back in the day.
As Nelson Pass has stated: "The ear is not a microphone and the brain is not a tape recorder." And Nelson knows a thing or two about this.
*–Oh, and with respect to their "measurements" have you ever seen them publish a statistically valid MSA? Nope. They wouldn't know an MSA if it smacked them in the face. As someone who spent their entire career working as a scientist, in my professional opinion, Audio "Science" Review is as bad for science as Lamarck.
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