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MarkD, have you checked the digital filter setting? If slow or super slow roll off, you may experience what you’re seeing.

Pictures are worth a thousand words....

You can use smb on your computer, or a flash drive, ......or ignore the cal file at first until you are comfortable with adding it. It makes minor tweaks.

Eversolo firmware 1.3.80 just released, including room correction. See this thread: http://forum.zidoo.tv/index.php?threads/using-new-eversolo-room-correction.99434/

I think the 48khz may only represent the sampling rate for development of the FIR filters from REW. Those filters serve to basically develop the PEQ values to apply to the music, like sophisticated tone controls. My thinking is that the music itself still retains its higher rates. But then, I...

Eversolo is clearly targeting and building towards the higher-end market (Aurender, Auralic, Innuos, even HiFi Rose, etc) and isn't bothering to compete with the Wiim, Cambridge and Bluesound price-driven crowd (the A6 already does that). Not everyone is obsessed with price and "value" , and for...

If so, that’s worth a lot of the increased price.

The A8 also allows importing FIR filters imported from REW.....I'm hoping the new room correction is more of a Trinnov/Lyngdorf type of approach.

Indeed, consistent with high quality of course....

I'm trading in my A8, which I love, for the A10, greater pride of ownership.. McIntosh C2600 preamp Mcintosh MC452 amp McIntosh MC275 VI tube amps (two) McIntosh MT5 Turntable McIntosh MPC 1500 Power Controller McIntosh D1100 Dac/Preamp McIntosh LB200 Light Box Eversolo DMP-A8 Streamer...

For the DMPA8, does the PEQ feature function for streaming through digital outputs? Thought I saw a post that suggested it doesn't. Thanks -

Tried the ARC Studio, could not get it to work with OSX Sonoma on my Mac Mini M2. This appears to be a problem for many users; returned unit.

Looks like the uncorrected MEMS curve may yield a Harmsn target curve, the inverse.

I found this….AKM chips

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Your response makes sense, thank you. One other thought is because the Maggie is a film rather than a hard surface, it likely flexes with the port output, perhaps becoming somewhat "invisible" rather than reflecting port output directly. Thanks again,

Bump for any thoughts? Tks -

Initially, I had my Maggies flanking my new-to-me Kef Blade One speakers. As you may kmow, the Blades each have four 9" SIDE-FIRING woofers. With the Maggies placed on the flanks, a "box" was formed by the front wall, side wall and Maggie that the Blade was firing into. This "box" had the...