eyes-on-you
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I've just noticed that if you look at some of the KEF R series measurements and Revel's, they seem to prioritize the early reflections over the listening window. The F206 is a good example of what I mean but many Revel's do it. I've also found the early reflections to be more important with EQ, if you go back to the R3 or R7 measurements you see you can either keep them as is and live with the peak in the 2-3k range or you EQ that out which leaves the dip in the direct sound, from my testing a peak in the ER response will come off as a bit harsh so I prefer that curve to be smooth. The ER curve is also a good approximation of what you're in room response is, that's why an MMM measurement can work well if you don't have a proper Spin.
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I understand better.