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DDRC24 would be the one. If you want something with the new Bass Control, you'll have to look elsewhere though. https://www.dirac.com/live/bass-control/ https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/dirac-live-bass-control-coming-to-dirac-live-stereo-this-year.37645/

NAMM interview with Kali

Good on you for saving it from landfill!

I don't know how anyone can use speakers on a desk without significant measurement and custom DSP tuning. It's a very difficult placement.

Good good. Looks like a great room that you'll get a lot of enjoyment from. You've done a great job on it.

It needs I2S serial digital audio signal, and you'd need to be pretty good at lifting pins or cutting tracks on fine pitch SMD. Not impossible, but difficult enough that you'd need to be really really keen to bother.

Does it sound a bit hot in the upper mids? Normally in the listening position you'd have a bit more downward slope from 1kHz, about 6db down at 20kHz. Not sure which version of Auddyssey you are using, but you might have some options for the target curve. (It does look like you can edit the...

Love a good teardown. If you look on the inside of the woofer with a flashlight you should be able to see if the third woofer terminal goes anywhere.

Yep, I'd be going store to store and pulling the bad stock if I was Kali, despite the cost. Expecting the customer to deal with it seems a bit uncool.

I guess it could be a really small batch that had the issue. But I reckon just return them if you can and move on to something you are happy with owning.

Hopefully Kali will reply to your email soon - maybe the holidays have slowed things down.

My V1 LP6 don't seem to have this issue. Testing at levels that are way higher than I would monitor at. Can you post a video of the woofer while you are doing this so we can see how much excursion there is?

I like what Kali are doing in general but I think they missed an important basic usability feature with the power if this is marketed toward the average home user.

Good point! Maybe there isn't, I just assumed it was carried over. Are people meant to just leave them running 24/7?

Yes it's strange that it's not mentioned in the manual. Not many home users are going to want to get up and turn them on and off at the rear switch each time they are used, so it should have at least been mentioned in the manual that there is a sleep function.

I might be wrong, but I took it to be an external hardwood outer glued to an internal plywood box.

That shouldn't cause any problems at all.

I find it really odd that in 2022 a speaker company would release a model that was clearly not going to review well when the market has so many great and cheaper options. (Edit: My mistake, it is an old design)

Subs can excite very low frequency resonances in the room that the mains don't, and those resonances can certainly degrade the listening experience if they are prominent enough.