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Your PIR response suggests they could sound a little bright in some setups. Any thoughts on this from your experiences so far?

Excellent work! Thanks for sharing.

Very well done video on your YouTube channel. Subscribed.

Mille mercis (Thousand thanks):) Excellent test and excellent results for this speaker. But why in your opinion AES inputs didn't work ? Did you ask Palmer about tis ?

Many thanks for your effort! Would you be willing to share a full spin* (or +/- 180° measurements)? *Since the polar pattern won't vary much in the vertical with it being a coaxial, it shouldn't be too far from reality.

Thanks Stoneeh for the measurements, as good as can be had (and better than expected, puts Sterophile meas to shame!) without a Klippel. Now, getting to the most important issue -- in the vid, the orange ring looks more red in natural lighting. Is that accurate? :rolleyes:

Thank you, @illusonic, the following measures are done by stoneeh.... Palmer Orbit 11 - in-depth measurement (& real-world) review Part 1 by stoneeh Palmer Orbit 11 - in-depth measurement (& real-world) review Part 2 by stoneeh Measurement equipment, methodics, environment: Software: ARTA...

By the way, while it has nothing to do with the speaker but with your video. You reminded me due to your song selection to listen to the Jennifer Warnes album “The Hunter” since a very long time. And just in case someone else got inspired by this as well. Always choose the original version from...

Thank you, @daniboun, for the 1/3rd party measure, appreciated :=) The Palmer measure compares well to the 1/3rd party measure, doesn't it.... No Amp required.... Fabulous, simpler although longer/long Analogue/Digital (AES3) Interconnects are required. 120' x 120' H/V dispersion!!!! Fabulous...

I actually bought the speakers based on professional measurements from former ASR member stoneeh. You can find Part 1 and Part 2 of his review on youtube if you're interested. Anechoic distortion measurements (HD and IMD) are included that show the actual speaker distortion without room...

Depends how you listen them. Nearfield without reverberated sound they are ok probably. But those polars show that if you listen at mid/farfield they can be bright and harsh bcouse uneven dispersion. Imo these speakers are good for nearfield and ok for farfield but not good.