All speakers have a little EQ built in


It may come as a shock to audio purists but part of the work of a crossover is level matching as well as tonal adjustments of individual drivers.  Ahem.  That's what we call equalization. 

This is true whether the speaker uses active or passive crossover, and may be in place just to adjust phase matching in the crossover range.

Also, curiously, while companies may brag about the number of parts in their crossovers, more parts does not indicate more quality.  It may just indicate more equalization had to be done to the drivers to get them to match. 

erik_squires

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@mashif....You got a bad unit or you have cheap speakers....The Loki is not brittle at all on top.....at least not with a decent system.

I have a 30K rig and use a $150 Schiit Loki Mini....why, Because I like to tweak bad recordings . Don't put it down until you actually try one.

It affects the sound alright...It fixes Bad recordings......Listened to a Doors Live album last night...Weak bass and a little bright....Loki fixed it...Sounded great and great music that’s now very listenable when it Wasn’t before. Makes sense....yes and it doesn't affect the sound when you turn it off and the signal just runs thru the turned off unit...that's the way Schiit designed it..call them.