Four questions
Describe your room. We will tell you what it is doing.
No email, no score, no funnel. Change an answer and watch the reading move — that is the fastest way to learn which of these actually matters. Sometimes the answer is that you should move your sofa and spend nothing.
What your room is doing
Your room is fine.
Nothing here is fighting you — no dominant reflection, no pile-up at the bottom, no distance problem. That is more unusual than you would think, and it means the decision from here is genuinely about taste rather than about correction. Buy what you like the sound of.
The best speaker is the one you stop noticing.
From people we visited
Including the ones we sold nothing to.
“They measured the room, moved my sofa forward by a hand's width and told me to keep my speakers. I have bought everything from them since.”
Jonas H.
Frederiksberg
“The tuner said my glass wall was the problem before anyone tried to sell me anything. Four panels and it is a different room.”
Inge M.
Islands Brygge
“First hi-fi shop that ever told me to spend less.”
Rasmus T.
Nørrebro
Straight answers
The questions we get
No. It asks for nothing and it will happily tell you to buy €340 of felt instead of €4,200 of speakers. That is the point of it.
Often, yes. In a hard or small room, treatment first is the cheaper path to a bigger improvement, and we will say so even though it is the smaller sale.
Nothing. Ninety minutes with a measurement microphone anywhere in Copenhagen or on Zealand, and roughly a third of them end with advice rather than an invoice.
Because the box is not the product. What you are buying is what happens in your room, and no photograph of a cabinet has ever told anyone how that will go.