Well first thing to do as your California governor is demand you get vaxxed or quantify you as less than human, in the ways of my ancestors.I'm going to ask you a bunch of questions and I want to have them answered immediately... who is your Daddy and what does he do?
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...is he rich like me?
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they are very similar measuring ....the d.i. is the same ...the thing that caught my eye was the treble bump is (almost) identical in all 3 ...that can't be an accident...
So what you want is basically a multi-room type system, where the same signal is sent to different speakers placed at different locations so that you can enjoy the music in different spaces?
Unless you need capacity for the smaller space, I think you'll do fine with the smaller ones. As measurements showed here demonstrated, they're not vastly different the bookshelfs in the Revel line.
No, it's a diffraction artifact from the waveguide according to the lead engineer behind Revel at the time.
i believe it is if you heard it .. but, they didn't correct it ,i'm not sure that artifact is correctable though...that's above my pay grade...
That midbass hump in the M16s can be annoying, but is fairly easy to EQ out.
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