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I don't see any floor dips in any of the in-room measurements I've seen of any of these speakers. And you can lay acoustic absorbers on...

Stereophile, in 2021, is NOT a source of SOTA (state of the art) technical information. I agree that it was, by some 2010. It is...

check their websites - mesanovic recommend less than 8 feet listening distance, Genlec less than 7 feet, both want an equilateral...

But of course, active speakers have many more benefits - and Genelecs last for decades according to recording studios.

The GLM will do the trick with just one sub but only for a single listening spot. Moving from that spot will reveal nulls and peaks.

Kudos to Dr. Olive for striding into this pile. We need to start a pool on how long this thread will circle the drain.

There are entire chapters of the book devoted to explaining, with many quoted studies and measurements, why stereo is inherently flawed...

Dr. Toole has said this as well both in his book and on this very forum, many times in fact: "What is needed to deliver a more credible...

That's not exactly what I meant. You can use any number of control points to adjust the target curve. You can also use curtains to...

I have hr624 mk ii. Compared to my genelec 8040s , as neutral, will play louder, less precise mids and image, but only slightly , for...

I have four original Made in USA Mackie HR824 monitors so I figured I should do some measurements on them to see how consistent the...

Check the patent below. 1. Take a bunch of frequency response measurements, on and off-axis, of a speaker in an anechoic chamber (or...

Modern boxes aren't boxy sounding. Yes, I agree they used to be, and that led to a big audible advantage for panels. The better newer...

Studio monitors will nearly always sound better than bookshelf speakers, and won't require amps. Don't worry about "near field/mid...

I don't hear it. When I turn time alignment on and off with my room correction software, I cannot reliably tell a difference. Yes...