Because the topic is not trivial at all, so you have a mixture of pointless and sensible opinions. Read what @j_j is writing, he is the real expert and the one of very few here.
Pity you do not measure complex output impedance, instead of those plots into 4/8 Ohms. R + jwL output impedance would tell much more.
Other than that, 19+20kHz result is poor, as well as distortion at higher frequencies.
I did it, level matched, for my own purposes. There are caveats, like time synchro, but it is doable. Anyone with serious intent snould be capacable to prepare the test himself. Do not believe in debates, they are pointless. Just do it.
Thanks. It might be the case and measuring conditions have to be stated. Based on Ascend V2 dimensions, measuring distance should have been at least 60 cm (3xW). One remark - the distance of centers of the drivers used should be 5/4 lambda at the crossover frequency, to minimize phase influence.
I have also been very surprised to see that large and wide dip in the “non-anechoic” measurement. This must be very audible and I experience the same issue only in case that the crossover is not phase optimized.
If you are a regular or professional user, then it makes sense. If you want to measure one-time something you do not understand, then it makes no sense to buy Fluke at almost $500.
You can find it at diyaudio, Vendor section. Those amps do not measure well.
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/attachments/titan-125-power-amplifier-prototype-measurements-doc.1120997/