Besides, it is totally unnecessary to use this system for studio equipment calibration. If one owns or works with equipment, one should have already learned long ago how to use it properly unless one is an idiot. Though your system may be of use to you, and I am not trying to deny it's validity for your purposes if you want to work that way. But this thread implies that this is the only way anyone professional should work, and that is flatly wrong.
Every recording studio is calibrated, as well every certified cinema theater is also calibrated. When the engineer and mixer would work in a non-calibrated environment, he would not know how loud the music is.