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result, the speaker repositioning process takes only a few seconds,

allowing listeners to quickly and accurately compare speakers to each

other from the same room position and with minimal time in-between

models.  All tests are conducted “double-blind.” Once the loudspeakers

are installed on the MLL platforms, an acoustically transparent but visual-

ly opaque veil obscures loudspeaker identities from the listening panelists

to prevent human bias from tainting the results. Even the computer oper-

ator is not aware of the loudspeaker identities, as the computer randomly

determines the listening order prior to the test.

While few loudspeaker companies have access to one, Revel has

three different anechoic (echo-free) chambers. Unlike most other compa-

nies, Revel does not depend on electronic anechoic “simulator” testing

methods that often fail to reveal critical performance flaws such as reso-

nances. Revel’s anechoic chambers are state-of-the-art in design, allow-

ing for accurate and useful loudspeaker measurements of complete

loudspeaker models and individual driver elements.

Most loudspeaker manufacturers out-source their transducers,

purchasing off-the-shelf tweeters, midranges, and woofers from vendors.

Revel loudspeakers feature proprietary transducer designs found in no

other company’s products. These transducers are exclusively designed,