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Linearity test works at one very narrow frequency (200 Hz). It doesn't matter what else to do to the rest of the response. I showed you how well EQ works with the dashboard FFT.

For sure. His specs have no relationship to reality. I just post that on his page.

I didn't see any limitations as I played with them. Values are fractional so you can put what you want in there.

It applies to both channels. I would think it is not hard to split them so hopefully this can come in the future. In their focus on headphones, they didn't need to do this.

It both reads and exports .csv files. I don't remember if REW's generic export is like this but if not, it is not hard to make it so. But again, their focus is headphone equalization, not room. On the cost, it would have been that without EQ.

This is not a binary thing. A bit of bias is different than completely be sold to the other side.

It is source independent. In my case I have EQ in Roon but when I play youtube, there isn't one.

Test equipment we use has great stability with respect to what we test. It is not like the audio gear has that kind of calibration. Calibration is for traceability. And for contracts that mandate it.

I don't know. I will have to check.

It is stored on the DAC. You don't need the app after the initial configuration.

Oh, I will probably be dead by the time I qualify.....

There is a setting in the menu to select it but I have not confirmed.

Reserved for @AdamG to kindly post specs. :) Manufacturer Specifications:

This is a review and detailed measurements of the Topping D50 III balanced stereo DAC with support for parametric equalization. It was sent to me by the company and costs US $229. Sorry for the quality of the picture/display. It is quite dim compared to my photography light and when I tried to...

I don't care about Eric one way or the other. If someone owns one of his speakers and wants to know how it performs, I will do that. No different than testing anything else. If it tests well, then it deserves the positive comments from me. And if it doesn't, the same thing. I have a lot...

Oh, I am happy to test them if members send them in.

I was working in the garden today and thought of contacting Louis to get his support on this program. After all, I named this proposed organization after his "right to repair" advocacy! Does anyone know how to get a hold of him?

As most of you know, we have had this influence over many companies. US Federal Trade Commission says this well: https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/consumer-review-fairness-act-what-businesses-need-know "Contracts that prohibit honest reviews, or threaten legal action over them...

He is much better than Andrew. He strikes me as smart and very tuned to usability issues.

I don't think it is a good use of our funds to buy and test a speaker from him. When I was saying I would review more Tekton speakers, I meant in general. That is, if someone has one to test. Not that we go and buy one for the sake of testing. There are plenty of other things we could buy...