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Definitely, I have visited their R&D centre a couple of times.

Why do you tend to such incorrect accusations and generalisations? Where did this whole bord denial him? Could you please post some more specific details to such as this is really interesting.

Wish that comment would have come from @Newman :p

Which one do you mean was updated?

Not only the Ascilab waveguide is quite special but also their passive crossover and selection/adjustment of the tweeter drivers with Klippel driver analysis tool to be able to cross them so low, things that cannot be easily replicated by us DIY hobbyists.

Also directivity of the Ascilab is smoother and possibly distortion also lower.

Ascilab speakers are also though of similar high directivity like the KEF ones, in the mids actually even more, exemplary:

Since it seemingly doesn't have a thread yet, EAC just posted its measurements and review in YT: Summary of the Review Video of Fosi Audio SP 601 Bookshelf Speakers: The reviewer gave a negative and honest assessment of the Fosi Audio SP 601 bookshelf speakers, despite preferring not to...

Despite the similar drivers and waveguide sizes quite different bass tuning and midrange directivities due to the lower crossover frequency of the Ascilab:

You are welcome, as expected no dip as some mono filters would not create such. This is very normal as rooms and placements are very rarely really symmetric, some modes can be seen on both though.

And then again ask if loudspeaker A or B is better, although dozens of people have explained him over and over for years that everything is compromise and there cannot be absolute better but it depends on the individual priorities, preferences and listening room characteristics so even if...

Those are due to enclosure sizes more similar of course, although there are still differences which probably would be audible.

Exactly, but like you say since it doesn't appear in his MMM it seems to be quite a local issue and so probably not really audible. I am talking though about the whole region where EQ usually can help (so around 300-500 Hz depending on the room size) and also correcting both bass sources at the...

Also the directivities are quite different with the 8361 being more kind of CD and yours continuously increasing which both have different fans here. :)

Welcome to ASR :), the measurement with EQ is done as a sweep which is different than the MMM one you did first (which was a good choice), just create the filters and do the measurement with MMM again and I don't think you will see that narrow dip there. Personally correcting the bass region...