Borresen X3 measurements

And if Michael Borresen Designed those speakers

It is strong evidence against your claim that he is one of the most talented speaker

in the world!

He engineered very good drivers from scratch (not buy them from someone and throw it in a box or slap it on a board, call it a night like most duds out there)

There is some sht he did, it seems, to make it not "perceived" as too "bass weak" for the dudes who refuse to use subs....with these tiny drivers.

It needs to sell into closet sized European/Asian lifestyle rooms perhaps, not to mention the V curve lovers, etc,

I am fairly certain he could give you a flat line in 30 mins and lose his target market.

I would have gone active with it, slapped bash amps inside the cabinet...and said get some subs or go home on the website...Every guy and his uncle should be happy thereafter.

Kennymc  you are probably right, since my x1 monitor is well isolated from their stand, that sound a bit different than their floor stander.Isoacoustic are worth trying.

Deep_333

is that in the measurements taken? I seen the step response to see driver alignment but that does show what is needed? Again maybe I don’t fully understand it. 
 

I assume the driver rise and fall time (and a function of surface area/efficiency) would show dynamics, but I am just guessing. 

Deep_333

is that in the measurements taken? I seen the step response to see driver alignment but that does show what is needed? Again maybe I don’t fully understand it. 

I assume the driver rise and fall time (and a function of surface area/efficiency) would show dynamics, but I am just guessing. 

No, he wouldn't have given you that.

You need specific accelerometers+conditoner+daq to get stuff like that with acceptable accuracy for such a mechanical driver.

(Test engineering never happened over the internet after someone read a klippel manual man.  Guys went to school and worked in field for years before they got into all the nitty gritty. What you got from the likes of asr is some feel good snapshot and that's it.)