Randyman...
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It's the off-axis sound - thus the reflections - that will "disagree" with the on-axis sound at "mid/far field" distance in a standard reflective room. You can "fix" the off-axis sound by "breaking" the on-axis sound, or vice-versa. Only when directivity error is very low can you EQ for both and have it make sense at MLP...I won‘t pretend that I fully understand this, but wouldn’t the MA-1 automatic monitor alignment correct this? I do not have that dip, measured at my listening position in what is technically far field.