With a 3ohm coil.
Using nickel.
Well, the KF4 has this spring in the signal path that adds a few milliohms resistance, and has its own temperature coefficient, that has notoriously caused many issues with TC devices not working properly. Likewise, the SquapeR "non-conductive e-mattal deck" does have a fairly high resistance that is in parallel with the coil, and is enough to throw the predictable, linear temperature/resistance curve off enough that TC devices can't work properly. Granted, I'm sure both cases could be programmed into the chips (more the Squape than the KF4, as I am sure position of the spring and tolerances in the manufacturing would make that always a moving target!).
So if the Asolo has no issues with these devices, I will honestly be amazed and seriously impressed!