454Casull said:
I got the impression from this post that you thought my explenation of delay in active xo was incorrect. You haven't replied to my previous post, so may I assume you understand the difference between dsp and active xo in this regard?
See
http://www.linkwitzlab.com/filters.htm#4
and
http://www.linkwitzlab.com/models.htm#E
was my elaboration on LR8 what you wanted to hear?
yes
You haven't replied to my previous post
Sorry, I'm on a bit of a learning curve here! It's a bit steeper right now than it has been for a while.
update: I bought the active xo kit as it's ultra cheap and discontinued and I'd stubbornly like to try it.
update: Ultracurve DEQ unit it faulty so I can now consider DCX on a level playing field, family don't mind putting in the money and I boost it with enough money to get a new one - previously I didn't want to broach the subject, but circumstances (unit failing) may work in my favour this time
But if I get DCX then my active xo kit is wasted (except that I can AB compare)
Hmmm, what to do ...
update: Ultracurve DEQ unit it faulty so I can now consider DCX on a level playing field, family don't mind putting in the money and I boost it with enough money to get a new one - previously I didn't want to broach the subject, but circumstances (unit failing) may work in my favour this time
But if I get DCX then my active xo kit is wasted (except that I can AB compare)
Hmmm, what to do ...
paulspencer said:Hmmm, what to do ...
Get them both and have a blast playing with them
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