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DMAX Audio Super Cubes

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I just ran into this quite interesting product. These are a small 5" full range powered system with active DSP intended for close accurate studio monitoring.
http://www.dmaxaudio.com/en/sc5
Processing and amps are via an external two space rack .
Their page getting into the processing and such here;
http://www.dmaxaudio.com/en/tech
They are targeted to a fairly narrow and specific application but are being given some high praises for being extremely accurate. 'Jantex goes into some interesting additional notes about mid page here.
[Link fixed 9-1-21]
https://gearspace.com/board/product...super-cubes-5-active-near-field-monitors.html
I have speakers here in my home studio that I believe are quite accurate in many respects (I've considered sending one in to have Amirm run his test on them -that would be very interesting. Perhaps one day yet :>) But along with their very reasonable cost I'm almost tempted if nothing else just to hear them and out of curiosity.
 
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Looks like an SB15NAC30 with an attempt to tame the breakup via DSP?

You can still see the response going nuts at 10khz in their own measurements though. (I'm going to hope those are in room...)

Also, why does the page say they come with a 4 channel DSP amp combo? I was going to say it was copypasta from their 2-way model but they have no other models so...o_O
 
Looks like an SB15NAC30 with an attempt to tame the breakup via DSP?

You can still see the response going nuts at 10khz in their own measurements though. (I'm going to hope those are in room...)

Also, why does the page say they come with a 4 channel DSP amp combo? I was going to say it was copypasta from their 2-way model but they have no other models so...o_O
Yes I only just noticed the '4-ch thing and don't know either.
Oh, and I think you may be looking at the unprocessed driver FR? The 'corrected plots are down the page a bit.
 
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