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Ex demo available for 52,000 euros/pair: Note the crossover frequency. The manufacturer's specifications indicate 400 hertz, which is a bit strange. Regardless of the driver used. Rumor has it that Sony drivers are used. Perhaps Strauss received a bunch of Sony drivers as part of his salary...

"Every passing hour brings the Solar System forty-three thousand miles closer to Globular Cluster M13 in Hercules — and still there are some misfits who insist that there is no such thing as progress." — Ransom K. Fern

- red curve is better than green. Another numberless scientific experiment: One young man in the early 1970s experimented with taking medicine tablets (to obtain a drug effect) and lay on the couch in a deranged state. His mother approached him and asked: “How many pills did you take?” The...

I think so. But it may be better)) BTW IMO\IME adding some conventional room treatment will be usefull for MF\HF. Some 4" absorbers in its simplest form. Don't forget to listen. Not all and not always [approximately] the same frequency response is heard the same way))

:) In special cases (DBA [CABS] or SSS) it calms very effectively. In general, no (or a little). That's why I asked. I support the suggestion in #2 as the simplest solution.

You may use ring radiator like Someone has already used it In Visaton Fontana small cone is simply glued to tweeter's phase plug:

How exactly?

15" bassless woofer+2way 1.4" tweeter. And four 18" subs. For example, 3" VC: or 4" VC:

What kind of room do you have? Will you use only one sub out?..

Nope. Rear tweeters in dipole loudspeakers are inverted.

I'd rather know what's going on in the room first. And then I would buy and glue [something] on. Considering room, gyproc walls and the location of the listener and speakers, things may not be too bad. Without mic - does the room sound muddy, boomy, dull, hollow, honky, ringing, bright?..))

It depends)). In very reverberant rooms almost any minor treatment produces positive results that are audible to most people. Or less effect in other cases. Is ~$4 mic like and let's say one hour to install REW and whistle an acceptable cost for you?))

Not exactly flawless, but about right. Sqrt(60*100)=77,46 Hz:cool: Yeah. These measurements are questionable.

The acoustic requirements for such rooms are different than for domestic. But some ASR members have experience working in large spaces. Have you taken acoustic measurements? I like, including aesthetically, what this guy built. For inspiration www.aes.org/tmpFiles/elib/20240203/20850.pdf

There is only one uncorrected measurement