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11th January 2012, 08:20 PM
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FIR/Brick Wall Crossovers
I would like to start a discussion regarding all the aspects of FIR type crossovers.
Some basic info: Finite impulse response - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://dolby.invisionzone.com/index....ch&attach_id=8 Part II: Digital Filters Subjects of debate: -Advantages/disadvantages -Implementation -Sound QUALITY Opinions? We all know this is the future, and the lack of condensed information is not helping anyone. |
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