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Typical audiophilic voodoo.

Buy a stock cable (https://www.thomann.de/intl/sennheiser_hd_650_ersatzkabel.htm), cut the plug off and attach a Pentaconn connector.

Why then do you want a DAC with Bluetooth if you are not going to ever use it?

1st spec looks more impressive for marketing. 2nd is required by consumer protection laws.

I'd connect the KH 750 via AES (perhaps using the Neutrik 110/75 Ohm transformer as it's recommended for this case), route the sub output from Trinnov to the AES channel B (right), and set channel B mode on the sub to "External bass management". But if you connect the sub via analog (again, to...

And I'm talking about tactile perception differences between aluminum and MDF cabinets ;)

The Neumann.Control iPad app does not support KH 150 and KH 120 II.

The KH 750 DSP feels exactly the same to the touch as the KH 120.

Because it does not exist in properly executed electronics.

It's pronounced [ˈnɔʏman]. Do you suggest any other variant?

You won't.

Just look how well do even the most affordable active speakers measure in comparison to passives of similar design.

Genelec 8300 and the One series are also DSP-based.

It's not.

This problem, how ever it is real, is long solved by active crossovers.

As recently as in 2009 ;)

Here is a good example: https://www.ti.com/lit/ug/tidu035/tidu035.pdf

By the very definition, using active components instead of passive.

A7X are all-analog monitors, so they have no DSP.

This is not remotely correct. Perhaps because they are not digital in the first place? The KH 120 came out earlier, and still hisses noticeably less. And the KH 310 hisses even less than the KH 120.