Like the thread title states, I'm having issues getting SPL copy to work. I've also tried searching for SPL trace, but cannot find a site that hosts the download. 😕
I've even tried taking the .jpg's of the graphs into photoshp to redraw the grid, outlined the graph in different colors all to no avail.
The speaker's I'm working with are :
dayton's DC28F-8 (tweeter)
Dayton Audio DC28F-8 1-1/8" Silk Dome Tweeter | 275-070
dayton's da175-8
Dayton Audio DA175-8 7" Aluminum Cone Woofer | 295-335
any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
I've even tried taking the .jpg's of the graphs into photoshp to redraw the grid, outlined the graph in different colors all to no avail.
The speaker's I'm working with are :
dayton's DC28F-8 (tweeter)
Dayton Audio DC28F-8 1-1/8" Silk Dome Tweeter | 275-070
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
dayton's da175-8
Dayton Audio DA175-8 7" Aluminum Cone Woofer | 295-335
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Yes, many people who use SPL Copy will go over the graph in MS Paint or something similar. I personnally could never get it to work properly and use SPL Trace instead.
SPL Tools
And the whole FRD Consortium can be helpful:
FRD Consortium
It's can also be a good idea to use a 3rd party's measured data instead of the manufacturer's although Dayton is usually pretty good. You'll find both of those drivers measured at Zaph|Audio
SPL Tools
And the whole FRD Consortium can be helpful:
FRD Consortium
It's can also be a good idea to use a 3rd party's measured data instead of the manufacturer's although Dayton is usually pretty good. You'll find both of those drivers measured at Zaph|Audio
Hi,
I just Right clicked on your Dayton DA175-8 graph and copied directly the picture to SPL-Copy. using a previously unknown 'Option' settings.
The problem I had was that the Tracer halted and I had to use my Arrow keys at least 30 times..but when reaching the 'Endpoint'= 20kHz, the Program will show a .frd=.txt file as always.So far, I have made several hundreds of successful tracings.
Hints how: See the Picture:
b 🙂
Attachments
You might be able to find stock files for your drivers here:
https://app.box.com/s/qa3g6ukzxp6410dwmcrv
In the FRD-ZMA folder is a log of many I've done, the list from former-PE worker Darren Kuzma, and SPLtrace files for installation.
The PE docs are part-number based, and the zma lists the driver's info. You may have to strip headers to use them, but that's not hard.
Later,
Wolf
https://app.box.com/s/qa3g6ukzxp6410dwmcrv
In the FRD-ZMA folder is a log of many I've done, the list from former-PE worker Darren Kuzma, and SPLtrace files for installation.
The PE docs are part-number based, and the zma lists the driver's info. You may have to strip headers to use them, but that's not hard.
Later,
Wolf
Was you able to extract both the files for Tweeter and Woofer?, If its done, could you please share it with me too as I am also looking for the same
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