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There is a built in EQ to reduce treble

This is the first example where I've seen an upgraded opamp improve performance significantly. 7dB increase in SINAD for a few dollars (according to Mouser) seems like a no brainer, even with the low price of $116.

Stereophile measured the A170, the response seems pretty different with the bass hump ~100Hz, and more spikes at 10kHz+ https://www.stereophile.com/content/jbl-stage-a170-loudspeaker-measurements

https://www.crutchfield.com/p_265F35WH/Revel-Concerta2-F35-High-Gloss-White.html?tp=185 Revel F35s are $560 each at crutchfield.

I'm not sure where you are getting $50 price when Apollon has quoted 500 Euros for better caps. Increasing a product price 20% for no performance gain and the potential for better reliability is not something most manufacturers would be interested in and I seriously doubt is an "excellent...

Thanks Amir for getting around to testing these. I currently use these for my main TV setup in an apartment. For the price, they provide everything I could ask for in a single, small package. I like how they use a high pass filter to cut low bass, which is useful to not upset neighbors with day...

I'm guessing as well but I think it has more to do with power + lower efficiency woofer that can do lower frequencies better. The Kali has 60W for it's woofer and the Neumann has 160W.