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But that was not what we were talking about. And for that I'd rather refer to users.

Why are you worried about opinions when you can have facts instead?

You should also be interested is psychology. Psychology is just as important as the engineering and measurements.

Well, not really SOTA but its not bad.

Because he changes the volume while measuring SINAD.

So what is the limit of dynamic range that we can expect to hit? We can't go lower than the passive noise (so with the device off), but at what level do we reach that?

The VP of Technology at KEF (@jackocleebrown ) might be able to give you some pointers. He studied mechanical engineering and followed that up with a PhD in loudspeaker acoustics (while at KEF).

Alright, I don't know those FiiO's. Years ago I had Hifiman RE-400's and those were too big. Just went only headphones after that.

How small are the eartips? I've very small ear canals and most in-ears don't fit well.

Should cost like half of it and have no DAC.

Well...if you are using Wilson speakers you aren't really looking for high fidelity anyway, so a Crown amp would do great.

That is a very broad and general statement. Several of their (ex)authors actively post here.

QSC RMX 5050a is a good option if you want power. Rated to [email protected].

Nail. Head. Its perfectly fine that he is not really into HiFi, but there is no way he can state that because it will kill their advertising revenue.

Genelec's revenue was €43,9M in 2021, KEF's was €74M in 2021. Both aren't especially small or big. B&W is a lot bigger than both for example. And no innovation from KEF? Have you seen the LS60? KC62?

Computerphile threw in some physics questions and while it came up with the right calculation the answer was wrong. Don't know the exact question, but the result was some like 8/2 = 6. It had the 8/2 part correct, but not the result. Don't forget its a language model, not Wolfram Alpha.

I'm sure that dip isn't there by accident or is an oversight. Maybe @jackocleebrown can explain why its there?

It wont make any difference in the real world. Only thing that might matter is power, but that is also so close.

Ok then you need to define "glare" for me.

They have an elevated treble response?