Similar? I would say sort of if the speakers are similar in design. Room EQ software like ARC Genesis, Dirac Live, Room Perfect, Audyssey, etc. all strive for a flat frequency response. So if you run every speaker through the same software, in theory, you should get similar output. Within reason, of course, and assuming all the speakers have a similar frequency range to start with. It's for this reason that I don't like to use eq calibration on my mains in my HT setup. The resulting flat response curve negates the speakers' natural response curve. I'm waiting for the day when room eq software is intelligent enough to add the right filters so the speakers produce their natural response curve regardless of the room conditions, rather than a generic flat curve.
Making speakers sound tonally similar with an equalizer
Can two different speakers be made to sound similar by adjusting their frequency response to mirror each other with an equalizer? I'm sure it's not as simple as that but would it be possible.
Can one, for example, reproduce a harbeth like sound by doing that?
Just curious.