LSP CAD

[inertial]

Hi guys!

I'm in need of suggestions. I want to know if the program can show the screen of the frequency response, while in the same screen you change values of the components of the crossover, as in my old Netcalc (the software from Netherlands).

Thanks,
Bye!

 

[dahlberg]

Yes you will get instant uppdate in graphs when changing values.

 

[inertial]

OK, thanks!
Does the program contains also possibility of including in the tweeter's and midrange's crossover the delay time network lc-lc?

 

[dahlberg]

Lspcad 6.0 manual
http://www.ijdata.com/LspCAD%206%20manual.pdf

There are possibilitys to change the localisation of drivers (4.3) page 8. If that's what you were asking for.

 

[inertial]

Do you mean insert an offset on the tweeter position?
I was meaning insert an LC-LC crossed component cell to delay a few ms the tweeter.
It seems to me that LSP CAD can't do it.

Thanks.

 

[gornir]

Do you mean insert an offset on the tweeter position?
I was meaning insert an LC-LC crossed component cell to delay a few ms the tweeter.
It seems to me that LSP CAD can't do it.

Thanks.

Yes, you can do that!

I've been using LspCad 6 Pro for years and it's a great and versatile tool.

See the attached picture for such a circuit (C4+C5 and L5+L6) or read more on the following link:

Revelation Two - Monitor MkII

Regards

/Göran

 

[inertial]

thanks, i likr very mutch this prg.
now i ll start to read manual to see all carachteristics,as nets for impedance compensation.....
cheers

 

[dahlberg]

Yes, you can do that!

I've been using LspCad 6 Pro for years and it's a great and versatile tool.

See the attached picture for such a circuit (C4+C5 and L5+L6) or read more on the following link:

Revelation Two - Monitor MkII

Regards

/Göran

Thanks Göran, now I learned something new today Really nice site as well

Lspcad is a really nice software, highly recomended

 

[gornir]

Thanks Göran, now I learned something new today Really nice site as well

Thank you, nice to hear!

Regards

/Göran

 

[inertial]

hi all,
one thing I have do not understand is if i can insert a curve of a speaker DRAWING it directely on the graph. in netcalc you can move a 1/3 oct virtual equalizer to design your curve.
thasnks
cheers

 

[gornir]

hi all,
one thing I have do not understand is if i can insert a curve of a speaker DRAWING it directely on the graph. in netcalc you can move a 1/3 oct virtual equalizer to design your curve.
thasnks
cheers

No, you can't. You have to import a frequency curve from a text file containing freq, amplitude and phase.

Why do you want to do that?

Regards

/Göran

 

[inertial]

Because with the Netcalc program you can draw directly the curve as you want in the empty graph. It's very useful.

Bye!

 

[GM]

What has become of the LspCad Users forum? The yahoo group abruptly stops at the beginning of 2012.

GM