Hi Steve, I've enjoyed your videos comparing speakers across the years and the range. In one recent video you gave a few tips for auditioning speakers.
Suggestion for your next video: could you expound on this? How should someone make the most of the time during which they audition speakers in a B&O showroom? How should they prepare? (Cleaning out your ears, for example, was a genius suggestion; simple enough to overlook.) What sound pressure meter do you use/recommend? How long should the audition last, how many tracks to audition, etc, etc.
Since John will join you, it would be great to hear his side of the same question. What should a customer do to maximize the experience, and not waste the time of the customer and the dealer?