I know I have less than a handful of posts. Long time reader. Thanks for reading my post anyway.
Amir’s love is DSP... and that is ok. Inlow sound is a DIY horn guy (makes some impressive "homemade" horns), but he corrects them with DSP... again that is ok. However, if DSP and High bit digital was the end game, we could all get a nice DAC and some DSP speakers and be happy. I do not want to take this off the rails in an analog vs. digital debate, but my point is, there is more to music enjoyment than perfectly measured equipment and sound (though that is a good staring point and can help as a tool to work out bugs in your system and or listening environment).
Look at it this way, if you had the money and you enjoyed jazz, blues, or classical music that can be played with 1-6 players and you could afford to have the best current living musicians playing in your listening space every night, and you brought Amir over and all his expensive gear (it is pricey, just ask him, he will tell you), I bet that you would still choose the live musicians over any music system you could put together today (and one that Amir says measures in his top 10) and I bet the live music would measure "poorly" in your room (unwanted reverb, reflections, distortions).
That said, I agree with others in this thread, that 3" speaker is being asked to do a lot. For a $1000+ a pair assembled seems a bit much for a 3" desktop speaker of the quality that Amir measured. However, what do I know, I am paying over $6 a gallon for gas and $15 for a burrito now, so who knows. The guy(s) putting the speakers together and applying a finish need to eat too.
The kit price seems more in line with the quality of the speaker.
I like the Ferrari comment above. I would like to turn it a little and say that I think Amir was trying to take a (insert your practical family four door car of choice here) to the race track and criticizing it for not performing like a Ferrari.
Finally, I like watching Amir's videos for another view that I do not always agree with, and (I have not watched Danny's response video yet), I think he points out some areas that could be improved in the LGK.
Dave