The HomePod and Syng Space have all of those features, the correction isn’t customizable at all though. I think the closest to what you want is probably the active Buchardts
Too bad they can't give us more data. The holy grail for me is a single self-contained full-range wireless system, ideally that can incorporate surround sound (upmixed). I liked the HomePods but they just weren't big enough to play loudly enough with full range. These seem to fix that problem...
Anyone hear anything about Dirac Bass Control coming to anything else? Let alone NAD products, minidsp, etc. Seems like its been radio silence on this despite it being a pretty big new feature.
I posted this earlier in this thread, but Brent Butterworth has tested both the Daytons to CEA-2010 standards here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1KjlXBWMPAHgU_V9DAHSdIZ_ke0MxwH6ekt3vTIlYOJU/htmlview#gid=0
Brent Butterworth has the rythmik measured in his database here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1KjlXBWMPAHgU_V9DAHSdIZ_ke0MxwH6ekt3vTIlYOJU/htmlview#gid=0
Yeah, the Rythmiks are definitely interesting. I found measurements of the F12 here (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KjlXBWMPAHgU_V9DAHSdIZ_ke0MxwH6ekt3vTIlYOJU/edit#gid=0), which would be in the same price bracket as the ULS-15. Looks like between 20-31.5hz the Rythmik can do 109db...
I figured I'd ask you guys since there are so many knowledgable people here. I'm in the market for a pair of subwoofers - my budget is $1000 max for each, but ideally I'd spend around $750 each. I'm leaning towards sealed subs for their compactness and smoother low end roll off. I don't play...
Would love to see the Infinity P362 measured. The spins from Harman look good and it can be had used for only a couple hundred dollars. Great value for a 3-way floor stander.