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Thanks³ for measuring "Boundary" options, great stuff!

Hahaha nice ;)

Conspiracy: Mono is used only to save the poor postal worker's back. And Amir's too ;) I have tried listening/comparing in mono. It is no fun business (as it should be!). My main problem is positioning the speakers, especially with short listening distances around 2 m. When I used my living...

Use Variable Smoothing in REW, it prevents high Q filters in the upper frequency range. And please, 50 dB range ;)

Lol :D 50 dB range would be more suited indeed.

Not sure about those stands, but I love biga** Neutrik connectors ;)

Ok for me, as long as a crossover is applied. I reckon all channels measure same, but you never know.

What @RichB said. Testing its crazy four-mic measurment system vs XT32/Dirac/ARC would be great too. Ah and biiiiig thanks to @Spocko !!!

Great thread! I am still learning to use Akabak/Abec for my hunt after the perfect solution.... at least regarding directivity. Step one is a project similar to Genelec's W371A. Not as tall, but using 14" and 12" too.

Hahaha, nice! Great thread. ASR at its best :)

No bad choice, I like my 990 Pro with eq. A lot of money left to buy music, drinks and great food ;)

Not sure how one can use the DSP interface, via Bluetooth?

I use my Lambda Nova Basic + SRM-xH (yeah, the old 'n cheap one) almost for everything, electronic music included. Not perfect, but not too far from it! Measurments by Oratory1990 show a fr somewhat near Harman's

Oh boi, I guess your garage is not for cars ;-)

Ah, Hugo Boss..... Great stuff! THAT is really cool.

Define best. Preference score? R3 looks really good. If max SPL is not your concern no bad choice.

Woho! You crazy ... .. . ...., you did it!

Great Stuff!

Try to move a room - a really large ad super heavy one. No problem with NFS, done in a day.

I guess we young people are not suited for critical listening. Lmao I'll try a lowpass filter at 15 kHz (6dB/oct? more?) to simulate my ears in 20-30 years. Lmao²