I just gotta get me one of these minidsp equaliser doo-dads if it's the last think I do. Trouble is, I'm a bit lost after reading and reading and reading. I have a SPDIF source (DVD player) and I imagine I need some kind of SPDIF to I2S converter as well. What is the correct part to do this?
According to this app note, one:
http://www.minidsp.com/images/documents/miniDIGI + 2 miniDSP v1.pdf
http://www.minidsp.com/images/documents/miniDIGI + 2 miniDSP v1.pdf
@ Circlotron: You indeed need a miniDSP + miniDIGI (as suggested by Dave already). Please have a read at the product concept. It explains miniDSP in more basic terms.
If you want a Stereo 2 way crossover (i.e. L high, L low, R high, R low) then a single miniDSP kit + miniDIGI + 1 plug-in is all you need.
The app note pointed by John is more for those wishing to build a 3/4 way system with 2 x miniDSP (i.e. 6 to 8 processed channels) but only 1 x miniDSP. A bit more complex to setup as you can see.
For more info, we'd recommend you maybe have a look at the application section of the website that shows configurations for 2 way or 4 way.
MiniDSP - Stereo 2 way Crossover
MiniDSP - Stereo 3/4 way Crossover
Hope this clarifies
If you want a Stereo 2 way crossover (i.e. L high, L low, R high, R low) then a single miniDSP kit + miniDIGI + 1 plug-in is all you need.
The app note pointed by John is more for those wishing to build a 3/4 way system with 2 x miniDSP (i.e. 6 to 8 processed channels) but only 1 x miniDSP. A bit more complex to setup as you can see.
For more info, we'd recommend you maybe have a look at the application section of the website that shows configurations for 2 way or 4 way.
MiniDSP - Stereo 2 way Crossover
MiniDSP - Stereo 3/4 way Crossover
Hope this clarifies
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