Todd's AG Trio G3 System -- it's about time

I don't quite follow. I was simply answering your question about an abbreviation, and I was quoting your post in doing so, which was the only quote required.

I was not making any claims, Tom (treitz3) did. While I chose to answer your question to him, in the context the answer was obvious.

PS: BTW, I don't disagree that millimetres make a difference.
Sorry, I was under the wrong impression that your explanation for mm was not from the member who first used the abbreviation - treitz3 in Post #1053. It seems though that we all agree on what's important - that these speakers need accurate setting up, whether done in mm or ins! :)
 
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Sorry, I was under the wrong impression that your explanation for mm was not from the member who first used the abbreviation - treitz3 in Post #1053. It seems though that we all agree on what's important - that these speakers need accurate setting up, whether done in mm or ins! :)
I think microns is probably the better unit of measure. :oops:
 

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