Glareskin
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This is great news! All Klimax, Akurate and Majik models can update the software free of charge and now have what Linn calls: Space Optimisation
After the download of the new Kinsky software on the Mac (or PC) you can update the Davaar firmware on the device.
Then if Kinsky is started you can choose your speaker:
Not all speakers are available but luckily my B&W 802 Diamond are there!
Linn accepts requests for other speakers.
After that I have tried the sound and wow! This is already an improvement that includes a better balance of the sound and a more realistic sound stage. This is much like Devialet's speaker adaptation software. The settings are adapted to the speaker behavior in rooms.
After that you can simply enter your room dimensions and listening position. Include wall, floor ceiling materials and also enter the data what is the absolute best position for the speakers in your room. Most of the times this is not the position where the speakers end up because of practical and esthetically reasons so the software will compensate for this.
And I have to admit that the compensation curve is not so different compared to what I have measured with a special microphone and the Audionet CARMA software 2 years ago. Linn has done an amazing job here!!
This is what I have measured back then with the CARMA:
You can clearly identify a big bump around 26Hz and a smaller one around 60Hz.
I think Linn has done a fantastic job and this is truly additional value for all Linn owners!

After the download of the new Kinsky software on the Mac (or PC) you can update the Davaar firmware on the device.
Then if Kinsky is started you can choose your speaker:

Not all speakers are available but luckily my B&W 802 Diamond are there!


Linn accepts requests for other speakers.
After that I have tried the sound and wow! This is already an improvement that includes a better balance of the sound and a more realistic sound stage. This is much like Devialet's speaker adaptation software. The settings are adapted to the speaker behavior in rooms.
After that you can simply enter your room dimensions and listening position. Include wall, floor ceiling materials and also enter the data what is the absolute best position for the speakers in your room. Most of the times this is not the position where the speakers end up because of practical and esthetically reasons so the software will compensate for this.
And I have to admit that the compensation curve is not so different compared to what I have measured with a special microphone and the Audionet CARMA software 2 years ago. Linn has done an amazing job here!!

This is what I have measured back then with the CARMA:

You can clearly identify a big bump around 26Hz and a smaller one around 60Hz.
I think Linn has done a fantastic job and this is truly additional value for all Linn owners!