[RoninLB]

I am not up to date on home audio by any means, but

Years ago I went to hear Klipsch speakers at one of their then rare NYC & metro dealers in Queens. I needed an appointment and I was the only person in the studio. This studio had all the bells and whistles right down to the floor being floated on sand. I was out of my league for his services and couldn't even afford the speakers And everybody knew it. He answered all questions and played all the Beethoven I wanted for an hour . The audio was breath taking.

That led to me to realizing how sensitive audio is. It's more than just speakers.. even though I was still pumped up on Klipsch. That led me to obtaining most of Paul Klipsch's audio research papers at Bell Labs from the 1940s-1950s. Then to the subject of tailor processing the waves as per the room dimensions, etc. Then to Frank Loyd Wright's small audio chamber where sound is volume equalized through out the room by angling the walls, floor, and ceiling.

Anyone know about high end equalizers and processors?