I think it’s an excellent idea.
I agree
Dear @hanshhh : Any decent speaker normally " flat " in that frequency range .
If your speakers specs says is " flat " down there then changing room speaker position ( testing in different ways. ) and along changes in room treatment could be fixed your " problem ".
In the other side you already knew what this gentleman posted about your Audience speakers in your thread:
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS, R.
But that eq. is " no-brannier " as you said. Test it. |
I had a Schiit Loki plus for a few weeks.....liked it a lot....so much so that I decided to get their best unit, the Loki MAX.....I hear no loss of resolution or transparency when you switch out the device, ( the Max version allows for instant compares with its remote control capabilities). Just try one out, if it doesn’t work out within 15 days send it back ( small 5 % restocking fee) Cheers..... |
@ozzy62 I'm here to point out stupidity and keep things fun. |
There's also the Lokius which may give you more control over the bandwidth and a tighter curve over your problem area. I had a Loki on loan from a friend in my system. My setup is pretty revealing and the Loki was transparent. I couldn't detect any added noise when engaged or in bypass. It will also accept a LPS if you desire. |