I like to hear music while cooking. I have a Yamaha Pianocraft receiver in the kitchen. With the small (passive) speakers placed in the room corners, I could help their weak bass reproduction a bit. Until a while ago, I was satisfied with the sound that they create.
However, "a while ago" I bought a pair of JBL LSR 305P MkII for my computer. I precisely adjusted them to my listening position in front of the computer using REW and EQ APO, as described here (if you speak German
- but diagrams and pictures speak for themselves). Since I did that, the shortcomings of the speakers in the kitchen are becoming more and more audible to me.
In the kitchen I don't have a computer, so in order to EQ out the speaker's and the room's sound colorations I'd like to have active speakers with built-in DSPs that are freely programmable. On hand of the JBLs I learned that rooms can require quite drastic EQing, as can be seen in the red-and-white diagram in my link.
I already searched the internet for this, but don't know how I should tell Google or other search engines the "built-in freely programmable DSP" requirements. The only one I found is the Neumann KH80 DSP which fits my requirement perfectly - also because its ports are front-firing -, but it is too expensive for me.
Is anyone of you in here aware of such speakers?
However, "a while ago" I bought a pair of JBL LSR 305P MkII for my computer. I precisely adjusted them to my listening position in front of the computer using REW and EQ APO, as described here (if you speak German
- but diagrams and pictures speak for themselves). Since I did that, the shortcomings of the speakers in the kitchen are becoming more and more audible to me.In the kitchen I don't have a computer, so in order to EQ out the speaker's and the room's sound colorations I'd like to have active speakers with built-in DSPs that are freely programmable. On hand of the JBLs I learned that rooms can require quite drastic EQing, as can be seen in the red-and-white diagram in my link.
I already searched the internet for this, but don't know how I should tell Google or other search engines the "built-in freely programmable DSP" requirements. The only one I found is the Neumann KH80 DSP which fits my requirement perfectly - also because its ports are front-firing -, but it is too expensive for me.
Is anyone of you in here aware of such speakers?
