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You may have misunderstood my meaning, I was saying those words in a more sarcastic tone, those audiophiles think that with the subwoofer is not hifi like with the EQ is not hifi.

I don't know if this is true in your part of the world, but in China, those who are willing to buy these expensive products generally believe that a system with subs is not "HIFI" enough.

The money to buy a pair of these things can set up an immersive system consisting of 8381A.

8381A has digital inputs, how can there be no built-in DAC

Of course there are more cost-effective options than the 8381a, but don't forget that there are more "high-end" speakers in this market that measure much less than it but are several times more expensive, such as...

How do you deal with the comb filtering problem mentioned on the #557

I asked the Genelec staff on Twitter and he said it was just a mistake.

He uploaded two pictures, the first is the estimated price based on the other models of the ones, the second is the estimated price based on the Genelec main monitor, the second picture is more reasonable.

When is Morten Lindberg going to replace his 7 X 8351B+W371 with 7 X 8381A

According to the context, he should be talking about KH80 and you are talking about X5?

I certainly don't believe that the NFS measurements are worthless, in fact I chose to buy the Genelec 8361 based on the results of the Amirm test and I'm happy with it. I'm interested in the T12 because he says the X5 is not based on the CEA2034A, so I can personally accept that the X5...

I don't mean to defend x5, but gfsg119 did say that x5 was not designed for cea2034a before it was released last June, and he did mention the problem of NFS before; I'm more curious about the test data of T12 now, and I hope someone can send it to amirm for measurement.

wochao,yaya!

thank you

Does anyone know what the big MARK Levinson box next to the salon2 is?

I'm not sure if there will be an update. The main reason for the month-long production delay is the massive power outage in Sichuan, China in August.

I haven't had any contact with moondrop since 2020, but as far as I know void won't have these updates you're expecting.

It's interesting to tell you that the designer of those products at Topping interned at Moondrop in 2018. And it was he who showed Moondrop the importance of target curves.

Their boss has said that the cheaper products can add some low frequency, in order to sell more. Expensive products are to be adjusted according to his own preferences.

I have communicated with their boss, in fact, simply because their bosses and engineers do not like low frequency