Totally agree. MiniDSP changed my life. Seriously.
So easy and so fast to make a good FAST.
Nice assortment of drivers there. What did you think of the RS1197?
(Was doin' a MJK B15 baffle, first with FE83, then 1197, [then the others ...] ; loved them both but ... both ran out of steam on open baffle when I cranked it)
www.quarter-wave.com/OBs/OB_Design.pdf
Ha, dude!
That's soo many centuries ago ...
I have no basement ... only ...
Storage!
If you want real delay go miniSHARC
"Delay (time alignment) Up to 3000ms (3s) per channel (3m) in 0.02ms increments"
PS and ... FIR
Holy Bang-per-buck!
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I2S DACs!
[I could go for all digital on the t and m (diff gain on each 2ch amp) and then i2s9032 for the b1 and b2
or
1545 (or 1541) on the t and m ('only' 16 bit) and then x or i2s9032 for the b1 and b2]
oh ya ... and:
Plugin:
96k/24
2x i2s in
2x spdif in
8x i2s out
2x spdif out (i2s 7, 8)
...
and ... achoo:
FIR filter section
Up to 9600 @48kHz /3400 @ 96kHz total taps available for the whole platform.
Freely available in 8 x FIR sections (1 on each output) with up to 2048 taps each
Text input or file input (.bin in IEEE754 format)
Crossover Filters - Low/High Pass (IIR)
Butterworth up to 8th order (6 to 48dB/oct) / Linkwitz-Riley up to 8th order (12 to 48dB/oct) / Bessel
Frequency: 10Hz to 20kHz in 1Hz increments
Parametric Equalizers (PEQ)
(Peak/Low&High shelve / Custom)
10 PEQ bands per input, 10 PEQ bands per output Frequency: 10Hz to 20kHz, 1Hz increments
Gain: 0 to 16dB, 0.1dB increments / Q: 0.5 to 50, 0.1digit increment
Type: Peak of Shelf (low/high) & Per-band bypass feature
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Howdy Folks,
For those still interested in controlling 2 or more miniDSP units from one PC, here's how I do it. Scroll down to section 3 for the description of that particular part of the project. And for anyone who likes to actually watch the sausage being made, here is the whole story of my current, somewhat goofy but wonderful sounding setup. (It does have a happy ending!)
-- Jim
For those still interested in controlling 2 or more miniDSP units from one PC, here's how I do it. Scroll down to section 3 for the description of that particular part of the project. And for anyone who likes to actually watch the sausage being made, here is the whole story of my current, somewhat goofy but wonderful sounding setup. (It does have a happy ending!)
-- Jim
Jim the Oldbie,
Thanks for the link. I guess Adobe Air is the platform miniDSP plugins are based on? I will give it a try but hope it doesn't wreck my computer.
https://github.com/chrisdeely/AirAppDuplicator
Thanks for the link. I guess Adobe Air is the platform miniDSP plugins are based on? I will give it a try but hope it doesn't wreck my computer.
https://github.com/chrisdeely/AirAppDuplicator
Jim the Oldbie,
Thanks for the link. I guess Adobe Air is the platform miniDSP plugins are based on? I will give it a try but hope it doesn't wreck my computer.
You're welcome! I also hope it doesn't wreck your computer, of course.
Let us know how it works for you if you have time.
-- Jim
Hi Jim
You could not have posted at a better time
It seems I have more or less re-invented your idea http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/271825-dsp-horns-hdmi-home-theatre.html#post4269361
and I would appreciate your comments
Best wishes
David
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