Tuning My Life

[Shannon]

That's because some manufacturers are more honest than others, and they advertise what their speakers can actually do instead of lying where they think they'll get away with it. 20 kHz is not as good as higher frequency responses, but under 20 and you'll know it and lose out on effectiveness. Some speakers are sold as being 20 kHz upper frequency response, but are not.

I am in no way suggesting any of these specifically, since I have not tested them, but here are some examples I found on Amazon by searching for "high frequency speakers":

http://www.amazon.com/BIC-America-FH6-LC...y+speakers

http://www.amazon.com/JBL-ES20-High-Perf...y+speakers

http://www.amazon.com/Dual-175-Watt-Spea...y+speakers

And of course let's not forget the daddy of them all for audio reproduction:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009L3JKPS?psc=1

Thanks for mentioning them

Btw, Shannon, can you explain why in the past 6 month with LTU I didn't get any results? or maybe I am not aware of, regardless I am a bit disappointed.

I am afraid that I can't run AM 6.0.

There could be a variety of variables off somewhere, that I cannot know about. But you don't need to use LTU to run AM6. If I understand correctly, you're running LTU again and starting to get results now?

The most likely scenarios I can think of are accidental undervoluming (0 volume) which doesn't seem likely for a six month period, faulty audio equipment (which also doesn't seem likely if you've used headphones and speakers) and resistance. But resistance to LTU does not mean you'll resist AM6. And remember, we don't know for sure what is going on.

If you find that you're not getting any results with LTU after about another month of using it, I suggest you ask for the price of that to be either refunded or applied to AM6's price when you purchase it.