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Linkwitz LX521.4 comparison with Jay's Audio Lab $600K system

A few people have been comparing their lower cost systems with ‪@jaysaudiolab‬ $600K system, so I thought I would join the fray with three popular audiophile tracks recorded in my room with no extra editing. This system consists of Roon hosted on a dedicated Intel NUC i7, feeding a miniDSP SHD via streaming - I played either Qobuz or my own tracks on my SAN connected via GigE to the miniDSP. The miniDSP is running a very mild Dirac profile. miniSHD feeds the modified Hairball Audio ASP crossover (updated for magnesium drivers) which then feeds an ATI AT528NC amplified which connects to the DIY built Linkwitz LX521.4 Magnesium speakers. An additional outputs from the miniDSP SHD goes to 2 Rythmik F15HD subwoofers arranged in the room to cancel nodes. The room is 24' long, 16' wide and has an angled wooden ceiling which goes from 8' to 11' high. Video: GoPro Hero7 black 1080p 24fps Audio: Zoom H4n Pro - 44.1Khz 16 bit stereo Call out to ‪@RonaldStewart‬ , ‪@TheDocAudioShow‬, and ‪@brentlevasseur9348‬ for their videos that inspired this one.