Yes because you mentioned few times in the past on your attribute of your ears that were able to pass some audio tests, with, is it fair to say, flying colors?
You are a trained audio listener, and that quality is invaluable with your other great attribute; taking audio measurements with tools that most audiophiles don't want to buy but rather let others like you take them for them. :b
* That black magnetite sand, and copper wire hiding in it, plus the wood box enclosure and small wood caps around the jacks outside the wooden box; I was thinking of making my own.
The speakers are the most important audio component in the important room; once you have them it's fun to experiment on how you can improve further their sound coming out and going through your pair of ears. ...Positioning, measuring with a mic, with your ears, room treatments, EQ too, cables, AC power, ground, isolation devices, etc.
This is a great hobby because there are so many things involved in improving, and it's a dream world for audiophiles, the very definition of its term and genesis, and for audio creators/designers, manufacturers, dealers, acousticians, audio recordists/engineers, artist musicians and sinners and singers, ...all that audio jazz.
- From your measurements so far, in addition to your listening session in your own rig: Not much @ all going on...zero.
I know another guy, from Australia, who also I trust with all the money in my bank account, and I'll check him out...on Entreq grounding boxes.
To be continued ....
I have few theories .... still in suspension.