Dipoles and DSP crossovers

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Dr. Krull

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Dipoles and DSP crossovers
« Reply #20 on: 28 Jan 2006, 06:30 pm »
Quote from: JoshK
I think ultimately as more capable DSP chips come to fruition, companies like ClarityEQ will divulge themselves of the hardware game (maybe ultimately selling the end product but subcontracting the production) and concentrate on the software sales and getting the UI down.

One can only hope so.  Btw, both the DEQX PDC 2.6 and Behringer DCX2496 thesame DSP chip.  It's the 32-bit SHARC®-DSP.  In theory, one could turn the Behringer into a linear phase capable unit, but like you said it would require a non trivial software rewrite.

Here is a link to the datasheet of the DSP:  http://www.analog.com/en/prod/0,2877,ADSP%252D21160N,00.html

Note that the cost of ADs evaluation board is twice that of a DCX2496.  :lol:

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Rick Craig

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Dipoles and DSP crossovers
« Reply #21 on: 28 Jan 2006, 07:08 pm »
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Hi Rick (others)

   I was just wondering if you have had a chance to download the latest firmware and software versions (which have 96k filters among with some other nice improvements)  Software 2.6 and firmware V60.8 (I believe).  It's supposed to be some nice improvements...but I haven't been able to succesfully measure my speakers (due to dropped communications).

    To date...I have got some communication problems which have left me unable to perform the upgrade.  But others seem to talk well about it.

    have fun!

  dan


Yes I'm running the latest software and firmware. At first I had an issue but clearing the Eeprom solved the problem. The sound with my line arrays is the best it's ever been  8)