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Measurements have ruled out differences in the electronics if you want to rule out "psychology" you need to use properly controlled tests. I think that's all anyone is saying at least that's all I'm saying.

Our AI overlords claim no two violins have the same frequency response.

Perhaps I'm really misunderstanding but are you saying you can hear the difference between something that has a THD/N of 0.000N and 0.00N ? Can you define more transparent? Is there a transparent, more transparent, most transparent?

If this is mostly for TV, Sennheiser Amebo Max, Sonos ARC Ultra but if you want separate speakers Klipsch Nines which were already mentioned. Keep it simple.

Needs more screws

They're on sale at Crutchfield, Audio Advice, B&H, etc. $3500

It plays a role, did you read the reviews of the two speakers? With narrow vertical dispersion ideally you want the tweeter be on axis so distance from the speaker and your sitting height matters in that regard. You can use EQ to help with bass, distance to side walls and listening distance...

Here's review of the Triangle esprit EZ. If the ones you're looking at are similar you might need to tilt the speaker or sit high enough to be on axis as it's vertical is narrow. Especially sitting close. The Focal has a similar narrow vertical dispersion...

The avenue you haven't explored is sighted bias which is where the problem usually lies.

Maybe something like these? https://www.litheaudio.com/bathroom-ceiling-speakers/lithe-audio-wi-fi-ip44-bathroom-ceiling-speaker-pair-activepassive-v2.html

Connect coax out or toslink out( little box right of trigger) to the pioneer. HDMI ARC is only input not output. Edit: Here’s the WiiM Manual

With small room and low ceiling I'd research soundbars. Sennheiser and Sonos maybe? OK, shoot me or ban me from the forum now.

No, can't say that I have. Now I'll probably be wondering about it but then that'll counteract the effect? :facepalm:

Here's a screenshot of Audiowoogon. I'm not sure what you’re talking about it looks pretty much like here. Words and stuff. Names have been wiped if this shouldn't be here mods please delete.

Old American westerns where the guy falls or gets shot off his horse and breaks a leg and is back in the saddle the next day and walks with a slight limp.

Must be a setting messed up or a fault with the speakers. Using those tone generators I can hear 80hz on my tablet at 50% volume.

If connected by HDMI eARC check your settings on the TV. No, I doubt they need to break in I was thinking if used you might do factory reset to erase any previous settings, for instance external sub settings.

Did you buy these new or used?

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