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yes you're right, but with the other data in mind and because it's an AMT it is reasonable that the highs on this speaker will sound different. heck they even doing marketing with it :)

because the a7v emphasise the highs as you can see and your friends studio is acoustically not yours, so ofc it will likely sound different. the bigger drivers and dimensions of the 150s also can have an impact on your perception. like i said, there will be reasons why you hear what you hear...

They do it just for convenience like if you already have digital outputs on your mixing console for example. 100€ more doesn't really matter when you buy monitors at this price range. Besides the fact the electronics in these monitors do not cost more than 50€. Or the AES67 inputs now are...

my point is, with the adcs and dacs nowadays used in the gear, there is not even a relevant measurably difference anymore. math and physics cannot lie, our subjective perception can. especially hearing. so something is not working as it should, or our brains tricked us (like all the time actually).

then you must have some problems with your hardware or you are biased by expectations ‍

the only reason to use digital connections are practical, like the fact you can use less cables or already existing digital outputs on your hardware and you can't create a ground loop. With a balanced connection and halfway good converters there are virtually no measurable differences between an...

seems so far. ma1 version history pdf is back from may which is ofc missing the changes in 2.3.2, respective v1.1.11 for the 120 II. time will tell.

yes, also just hung it to my switch and yes have network mode activated on the backside

for a firmware update you just have to install the ma 1 software and hook up everything in the same network. the software will discover everything and you can just update it from there. no additional files needed.

got my pair today and had to moan a bit about qc. on one of them you can't put the output level switch to 94 at the back because the switch have not enough clearance between itself and maybe the small tissue around. you can move it with enough force, but it will flip back up to 100. meh. in...