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Maybe, maybe, depending on the hassle involved.Heh heh, are you going to throw yourself down the EQ rabbit hole?
If you're good at data, why not Rapsberry Pie 4 with:
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RPi + CamillaDSP Tutorial
As of May 22, 2024, this tutorial has been migrated to GitHub to allow for better revision management and a more universal location, please see link below. https://github.com/mdsimon2/RPi-CamillaDSP In general the GitHub tutorial is the same as previous ASR tutorial but now covers the RPi5...audiosciencereview.com
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EQ Software for Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS/iPadOS and Android.
Any suggestions are welcome. Post suggestions here. I will gather the details and add them. Thanks. :D This will be organized as results come in. @sweetchaos made a guide for PEQ filter data input and operation. For crossover software go here. Windows: AutoEQ four easy steps to make your...audiosciencereview.com
Measuring microphone and REW (free software) are good to have. You must have a measuring microphone if it is to be good.
Having said that, I only have rudimentary knowledge of what I mentioned. Better to ask others more knowledgeable. Also, if I were you, I would check it out after purchasing the amp and speakers. But okay it might be good to check if potential speakers are EQ friendly. EQ itself may require a little extra power. Or rather, it might be good to have a little more power headroom then.
Is it a simple proces with a mic and the REW software?
The NAD looks awesome. Reminds me a bit of a JBL I saw recently.Funny isn't it, when I first took an interest in hi-fi in the early 90s, I thought big amps and receivers with VU meters and large wood veneered speakers looked so dated and the trend was for sleeker, more minimalist designs. Now, ~30 years later, they've come back into fashion and I really like them. A few manufacturers now offer retro styled, modern components and I think they look great:
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Technics makes some pretty fine looking ones too, I think.