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The FR and estimated in room looks like a 8030C with much deeper bass and a much more artistic and premium speaker (with the relevant...

Humans are, as a general rule, less precise than machinery.

I agree. @amirm no chance you could have it recalculate with the design axis? It shouldn't need a second set of measurements if I...

This boost at 1KHz is unusual, perharps an on-axis measurement on the specified acoustic center would be fair, since it's where they use...

I presume you understand what a baffle diffraction step (BDS) is? In case you don't the BDS is a volume loss of about 6dB that occurs...

Actually quite impressive. The distortion is quite good, staying below 3% at 86dB down to 50hz is quite good for a speaker of this size...

It squelches vibrations. With big heavy parts like electrolytic caps that can cause mechanical failure of solder joints down the line.

More or less, lol. But this looks considerably nicer than the 420 (which is an excellent speaker, but really not a looker...)

An active version of this would be killer. Maybe a Hypex Fusion plate amp. Could maybe eke some more low end out of it given the super...

What I can say, as a former designer of active studio monitors, is that many, typically low-cost all-analog designs of the day I've...

I think it can be said, IMO reasonably, that distortion is more easily ignored than noise. Distortion products 70dB down are probably...

Why not reduce them to 94dB? Not much reason having the gain higher than minimum unless your dac can't drive them to reference level...

Add that LF drivers can radiate HF hiss (just not gracefully) but tweeters and mids are highpass won't radiate bass.

yes that noise kills the idea for me. Even if I could destroy the crayon orange bit successfully. Perhaps the mark 2 version...

Estimated in-room response doesn’t mean there must be “that” curve in the room. Usually there is a lot more boundary gain at bass range...