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I would say fortunately :cool: , at a very young age I found studio albums way better than live recordings and this has shaped my musical taste.

Okay I’ll let it go hahaha, thanks for the replies.

Thanks but I mean a straight comparison on the KH120. I'm curious since I used Sonarworks for many years and am not keen to spend money for a new measurement mic and software if it's basically the same.

It would be nice to rent a system like this and then load the measurements directly into your dsp speakers. Maybe in the future…

Why is the result not the same? do we have measurements somewhere that shows the difference?

Is MA 1 better than Sonarworks? I already have SW with mic and would want to use this if I buy the 120 II.

Adam A8H

I'm also interested in the LYD 48s, good to know they sound good in a similar size room as mine. As to your question, I'm sure you have figured it out by now :-) but yes it works the opposite than what you would expect, I had the same question with my current old BM5a.

That sucks for sure, maybe their quality control is not up to scratch. I have zero issues with mine and have it for almost a year now.

Good tip, I'm going to try this one too. I'm not happy with extra cables between my dac (S8) and my iphone, this might be the solution.

For me the resistor/relay volume control is one of the selling points. It's very precise and comes with a remote control.

Nice, I almost got that amp but went a different direction and now have the Sabaj h20a.

I think it's to avoid digital clipping when upsampling a source. I see that OP mentions Linux so my recommendation for Sonarworks or Equalizer APO is invalid. I'm not very familiar with Pulseaudio but with Alsa or MPD you can easily attenuate the volume.

I use Sonarworks (now called Sound ID) and attenuate there. There is also free software like Equalizer APO where you can do the same.

To my amazement the A20h got delivered today. No shipment warning nothing, it was a pleasant surprise. I really love the remotely adjustable volume. I'll refrain from describing how it sound because I suck at that. The headphone connection at the back is a bit getting used to, I might put a...