One observation: The "Emulated Harman House Curve" above did sound surprisingly muffled. When contemplating why this was the case and why KaiSc preferred the seemingly not neutral curve above, I realised that since we are basically measuring a speaker in the free field we also have to consider...

Thank's for your input, KaiSc!! Yes, I subscribe to your view on the EQ per Jaakko Pasanen. The general tonality got better, but there were still some (new?) problems. I'll definitely try your EQ as well (but that is a lot of bass boost!). I have SN 48## myself - I have assumed these are also...

One more, then I'll stop clogging the thread. Made some broad adjustments , basically emulating the Harman house-curve for loudspeakers, ending up with this: Now all needed is a subwoofer! :smile:

OK. First try. This is the unequalized response: After some quick EQ, I ended up with this: This is very good. Not surprisingly, since I haven't corrected the rising mid-bass, the sound is on the warm side - but very, very pleasant. I suspect that Eq:ing for flat might sound too anemic - but...

Marvelous, straight from the source! :relieved: Thank you so much, Heinz - I'll report back when I have made some measurements...

Hello! I have tried applying some parametric EQ to the K1k’s, mainly to tame the slightly excessive treble. So far, I’ve used the different EQ’s that can be found on Jaakko Pasanen’s AutoEQ-page. This has truly taken the K1k’s to yet another level (or two). Now they aren’t just ”impressive” on...