From: ShadowTek@invalid.invalid   
      
   On 2010-08-30, Dick Pierce  wrote:   
   > ShadowTek wrote:   
   >>   
   >> It makes replacing that speaker inconvenient.   
   >   
   > No, the connector doesn't make replacing the speaker   
   > inconvenient, rather the multiple unique functions   
   > that speaker provides (controls for fader, master   
   > volume, and on-off) makes replacing that speaker   
   > impossible, except from the manufacturer.   
      
   Yeah, impossible; it's not like I could actually cut a hole in the   
   speaker box, run the speaker wires to another speaker, and effectively   
   "replace" the old speaker, while still using it's build in controls.   
      
   Like I said, inconvenient.   
      
      
   > The   
   > connector is irrelevant other than the fact that it   
   > makes connecting the necessarily unique replacement   
   > easier.   
      
   So a serial cable with 2 screws is "easier"? Easier than what? The other   
   speaker plugs that simply push in?   
      
   You're sounding a bit trollish, dude.   
      
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