Perfect Speaker & ME.....

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So, It's a diagram that presented MY PERFECT SPEAKER (that I've done some posts back) and REAL SPEAKER (Yeees, It's me)

We may see that they are different, but I am very glad to see that 3 features are coincide.
So, I promise, that I'll do all of my best to be in the light-gray side. 

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