The T0 sound excellent on stands, out in the room. One of the two or three best imaging speakers I've ever heard.
BTW, the limiters can be turned off.
BTW, the limiters can be turned off.
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There must be a lot of speaker variation, judging by the different FR Amir and the Noaudiophile guy obtained.
Mat I suggest you do that to all speakers? If possible, of course.
Once again, no hint of the treble elevation starting at 3 kHz Amir found.
@MZKM, can you please calculate the rating for my filter? I mainly want to know if I have exported it correctly.
Same 8.5kHz dip that show up in some measurements but not others. Amirs distortion graph does shows a small rise at 8.5kHz though.
It may not be good, but it is a random sample so it shows what a consumer can expect, which means (if manufacturing errors are symmetrical) that one can expect the tweeter to be down in level by a similar amount, and of course anywhere in between (assuming this sample is at the edge of the allowed tolerance, which I hope it is).We should probably save our analysis for until when a good sample comes?
It may not be good, but it is a random sample so it shows what a consumer can expect, which means (if manufacturing errors are symmetrical) that one can expect the tweeter to be down in level by a similar amount, and of course anywhere in between (assuming this sample is at the edge of the allowed tolerance, which I hope it is).
These aren’t damaged.If the consumer gets a pair with both tweeters damaged then I agree he might continue using it instead of getting it returned.
I think those aren't too bad considering price and size. I think what a lot of people don't realize, is those are meant to be small computer speakers for people who don't want to put big studio monitors or bookshelves on their desk. They shouldn't be compared to jbl lsr305, because if someone has room for jbls, they will just get that.
Now the only missing review is for iloud micro, which also received good review from noaudiophile. Those are a European counterparts of vantoo zero, except made by company with much larger audio portfolio, and specifically made for studio monitoring, either on the go or for people with limited space.
There don't seem to be many options for a sealed monitor, but that is what I would prefer myself.Better to go for a sealed cabinet and a sub
Agreed. We're used to having a standard of excellence in engineering on this site, and results will always be proof of that. In this case, I don't see the value, at any cost, when the 305's are still as cheap as they are, and outclass these by a mile. Hiss and all...Thanks Amir.
I think you've been very kind giving them a resting panther, given the amount of EQ needed to make them sound right.
The preference score says otherwise (with a sub).Agreed. We're used to having a standard of excellence in engineering on this site, and results will always be proof of that. In this case, I don't see the value, at any cost, when the 305's are still as cheap as they are, and outclass these by a mile. Hiss and all...