Bjorn

I would check for how long duration the amplifier can deliver the rated wattages. Yes, we use the external DSP to match the gain of...

While it works to add spaciousness, it also adds comb filtering plus lobing between sources. Clearly less audible though due to the...

I was thinking about that too, but we don't know how the rear wall of the two rooms were. Treatment effects the result, and there''s...

When we consider side wall reflections or other reflections in a small room, I believe we need distinguish between accuracy and personal...

Diffusion on side walls should be aiming the energy at the ears directly. A 2D diffuser will waste half the energy toward the ceiling...

In the thread "The ASR "objectivists tribe" has to read the Keynotes at the AES160th by Lars Risbo" there was a discussion about side...

We're working on a smaller horn speaker than our Vera Audio Sagarmatha (which is 126 cm in width). May end up with something around 80...

Good point. It may be more his followers that have promoted wide directivity as a preference. You can see what Toole wrote about this...

I have the book, have read it (a good while ago I admit), but we see this differently. I don't think there's far enough evidence that we...

You're showing what we call front wall in acoustics. I was talking about the rear wall. In the Harman room, the rear wall is partially...

I was refering to Toole's research that wide speaker directivity seemed to be preferred. In practice, we're seing more the opposite...

As I mentioned before: The M2 has pretty strong aberrations in the directivity. It's not a particular constant broadband speaker. A...

thanks @Bjorn, exactly the kind of discussion I was hoping for!

Thank you. But this implies something else the way I see it. Adaption and sound quality isn't the same. In my initial post I talked...

Here's some pictures of the matte walnut veneer. It's very challenging to take pictures (at least with this camera) that resembles how...