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strange frequency response of m2tech evo

anyone has done any measurements of m2tech evo usb/spdif converter?  I am somewhat confused with it objective performance numbers(I am quite satisfacted with it sonic , even if quite diferent form other product)

when first tried m2tech evo sonicaly  I noticed some lack of airiness in sound(less expansive soundstage)   but the soundstage focus was superb as bass tightness.   one day I  decided to use m2tech evo for speaker measurements(it gets digital MLS signal from laptop, and feed DAC)  to my surpsise i saw some top octave roll off. on white nois eI can even tell from the ears(I have designing speakers form many years) i imedialty returned to chineese made thera-linx usb/spdif converter (which measures EXACTLY  like  internal pc measuring equipment),
thinking my unit is defective   i ordered another m2tech evo unit  with more  late serial number, hoping its a problem of actual unit rather then design fault.  but it measured the same.  later i acquired weiss int202 which also confirmd to be flat ( weiss int 202 measured exactly the same as  thera-linx or internal pc measuring hardware)

i tried everything -
1)diferent DAC's,
2)rca. xlr, st outputs(didnt tried i2s as its format not compatibile with my dac's)
3) variuos power suplies- the problem stays here. 

could m2tech evo designer answer here.  I do not want to shock customers, but I want an answer why this interface have rolled off top octave. it evenmeasures from 1.5meter on speaker axis!!

greetings to all
R.

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for some reason i can not atach files here

 

I listed same question on diyaudio forum  (under pc based thread) where i posted picture

 

 


Edited by elviukai - 1/2/12 at 2:38pm
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