No time to explain but here are the screen captures…..
SMAART I/O ended up displaying a 0.1dB offset to 94dB but was consistent over the full “gain range”. The Evo4 and the UA1010 stayed within level 1 specs AFAIK (i never read those spec but this is from “hear say”).
Did a screen capture after an advanced training last week. If the stuff in the screen cap doesn’t make sense start messing with them and try to figure out their use. That’s the way i found out……
If you do not know what this is all about attend a Smaart training. The screen capture was done after a remark on a post at the Smaart Users Facebook page.
No x-over filters at this time (hopefully there will be when i find time to do the measurements). As far as i can remember the Bessel 1-8 order filters are set at the -3dB point (so roughly the same as the Apex if i remember correct) Butterworth an Linkwitz-Riley are the same as all previous platforms.