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Without a sub, the KEF R3 is better (crazy how the bookshelf has more bass).
For $3000/$4000/$5500 you have the KEF R5/R7/R11; we don't know 100% if the performance is just as accurate though..
I get the feeling (ha!) that Revel/Harman are targeting a straight, downward sloped in-room response curve even at the cost of uneven on axis FR response. Would that be based on their (unpublished) blind preference tests? Seems plausible.
For example, KEF LS50 is generally very well regarded, but shows not so great on-axis frequency response. Yet, its simulated in-room response is pretty good.
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