One would have expected (well, hoped anyway) that more-expensive speakers would be better designed/engineered than cheaper models and thus benefit less from SAM. However, I understand that SAM improves performance in areas that are difficult to address through traditional speaker design so maybe that is not the case?
My Wilson Benesch speakers have isobaric drivers and are not SAM-ready. Does anyone have experience of the impact of SAM on speakers with similar drivers?
My Wilson Benesch speakers have isobaric drivers and are not SAM-ready. Does anyone have experience of the impact of SAM on speakers with similar drivers?
IMac macOS 10.15.3 (no link to Devialet 
) / MacBook Pro Retina OS X 10.14.4 / Linn LP12 / Devialet 200 / Wilson Benesch Discovery.
) / MacBook Pro Retina OS X 10.14.4 / Linn LP12 / Devialet 200 / Wilson Benesch Discovery. Qobuz Desktop Latest Version / Audirvana 3.2.18 / Audirvana Remote / iTunes 12.9 / AIR 3.0.4 / Wi-Fi / FW 8.1.0 / SAM 50%
Cambridge, UK (Updated 27th February, 2020)
