thebabyparrot
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Ugh - so many good speakers recently. After the Affordable Accuracy review it's hard to justify the price jump to any of these models. This is also super close to Revel pricing.
Great review as always @amirm
Completely reflects my own experience as an owner of the 8030C, and also several Revels including the M105. Still remember my mono evaluation of the pair and how well they both did. View attachment 74221
I also noticed (and measured) the dip, I remember trumpets especially sounding a bit less 'present' than on the Revels, but in turn, the Genelecs did other things better. There was no real loser.
The Genelec's on-axis and listening window are so close to one another that just 6 small filters make it as flat as a pancake. I'll be trying these out tomorrow myself.
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Ugh - so many good speakers recently. After the Affordable Accuracy review it's hard to justify the price jump to any of these models. This is also super close to Revel pricing.
And yet this forum contains a lot of "brake pedal" measurements.You're asking to measure the weight of the brake pedal, here. I'm sure you understand that it's the overall car weight (and weight distribution) that matters, not that of something that'll always be negligible in the whole picture.
Thanks. I wonder is they are using the fix for early reflections.Here is a detailed Klippel NFS spinorama of the KH 120:
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...asurements-take-two.11323/page-22#post-425238
They polar plots are not great the price:1236A SAM vs Revel Salon 2. Who would win ?
And yet this forum contains a lot of "brake pedal" measurements.
should Amir just connect each amp he tests to his salon 2 and measure resulting performance, instead of using his AP?
Amplifiers aren't used separately from speakers anyway.
@Dennis Murphy the GOAT (greatest of all time)Affordable Accuracy is an outlier. The designer (or modifier?) deserved a much higher salary.
I think they didn't use the mic protection cage at all.Thanks. I wonder is they are using the fix for early reflections.
I hope we all appreciate the work @amirm puts in. Opening all of them is a non-starter as you say, but so far we don't have any reference points other than speaker price to indicate electronics performance. The performance of the electronics in a well-measuring pair of active speakers may give some valuable perspective on the performance of AVRs and less expensive power amps, and the relative price of actives vs. passives.You know @amirm does a LOT of work for us. But opening each active speaker for meassuring the amps would be a crazy amount of work and time. Espeacialy when you think about, that the most of them just loaned from nice people for measurement.
So it is maybe not perfect not to measure the amps seperate. But hell the world is not perfect.
They are here to be reviewed.If only Genelec could give me a rear like this..
Btw bossman, are these still in the pipeline for review, or was something canceled?
I am not either at the moment.I think they didn't use the mic protection cage at all.
I hope we all appreciate the work @amirm puts in. Opening all of them is a non-starter as you say, but so far we don't have any reference points other than speaker price to indicate electronics performance. The performance of the electronics in a well-measuring pair of active speakers may give some valuable perspective on the performance of AVRs and less expensive power amps, and the relative price of actives vs. passives.
Not without a sub.How do you think they would fair in a living room for music? How do you think they would fair in a living room for movies?