Or even passive stereo whose old fashioned crosovers in a pair of Dahlquist M-905's end up +-2 Db from 26 Hz-20 KHz (one restomodded NAD 2200 bridged mono amp [running 4 ohms] per speaker) and another restomodded NAD 2200 amp running 2 ohms for the pair of passive subs 20 Hz-80 Hz (+-Db unknown as of yet): I have never streamed & can't say that I will or won't. But it is not on my agenda to do so.(not everyone building active speakers cares about streaming).
Lab Input Measurements NAD 2200 (AMIRM)
I was surprised that the frequency response was not flat but was relieved to see later in the thread that this is due to insertion of low and high pass filters. So here is the frequency response with Lab input that doesn't have such a filter:
Response now (in green) as it should be, ruler flat to below 10 Hz, and well extending past the 40 kHz limit of this measurement.
I figured the filters may be adding some noise/distortion so re-ran the dashboard again:
Wow, we have one kilowatt of power coming out of this amp in short duration!
AGAIN: I have never streamed & can't say that I will or won't. But it is not on my agenda to do so.