@westcoastaudiophile
@amir_asr "Measurements I perform are routinely replicated by manufacturers and other third-parties” - please provide proof to your statement.
Sure, I don't have them all memorized but here are a few:
Genelec (top manufacturer of studio monitors):
"Company was kind enough to review and approve the measurements you are about to see."
Neumann (another top studio monitor manufacture):
"You expect the company to deliver, and deliver it does! Other than a minor dip around 50 to 60 Hz, frequency response is flat and extends to both ends of audible spectrum. We exchanged measurements and company's on-axis response has a smaller dip to the tune of 0.8 dB. This has been a continuing theme with Neumann speaker bass response. Either they are wrong a bit here, or Klippel NFS is. No way to adjudicate. Doesn't matter anyway as your room will wildly modify that region so what the speaker outputs is pretty secondary other than amount of SPL it produces."
Denon:
"Note: Denon engineering was kind enough to review these measurements and confirm that they match their expectations."
Trinnov (highest end manufacturer of AV processors):
"The measurements you are about to see were reviewed by the company and were agreed upon as being representative. "
Again, there is a lot more than this. I have reviewed 1,300 products in the last four years. If there were issues with my measurements, there would be riots in streets from manufactures. You don't see that. Instead you see companies like Schiit throwing out their obsolete audio measurement machine, buying the same unit I have, and a year later produce far more performant products. Indeed, they send me samples to test and now publish their own measurements.
