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Join Date: Jul 2007
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What is good to buy or use? Built some speakers years ago without the aid of software and would like to try using some with. The only book i have is an old one that I have had for years "Hi-fi Loudspeakers & Enclosures" by Abraham B. Cohen that was published in like 1968. What is a good book also?
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Cheltenham
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Sweden
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Hi mrappe,
You can never go wrong with the following suggestions, but if you are dedicated in your hobby, be prepared to do a 1500-3000$ investment in software and measurement equipment. ![]() Measurement software:
Cross-over simulation software:
You will also need some good calibrated measurement microphone like:
A good low distortion soundcard with ASIO drivers like:
A good michrophone pre-amplifier like:
But before even thinking of investing in a lot of tools and equipment, buy and read some loudspeaker design books like:
Good luck and velcome to the greatest hobby of all! ![]() Regards /Gцran
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Central Berlin, Germany
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Visaton's BoxSim is a premium freeware choice for CAE/Simulation, when you limit yourself to Visaton drivers (they do have excellent ones in various regards).
Together with HolmImpulse + calibrated Mic you can get excellent results at pretty much lowest possible cost and with quite a good chance of instant success. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Cascais
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Imports FRD-ZMA files.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Sydney
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Speaker Workshop has some useful features. Old website, some links are broken but the software can still be downloaded.
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Also check LinearX Systems Inc - Products
this software designed for industry proffesionals, so it not quite simple. Y`ll need to spend some time to learn it, but it has almost all, if not all what you need to design all kind of filters.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: US
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Just like to point out the SoundEasy has an extensive measurement suite as well as design software. It's all in one. Jeff B's software is Excel based. Ravid Ralph has developed a version of Jeff's software that is , I believe, .net based and does not require Excel. Of the free measurement software HOLM Impulse is very good but has few options.
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