RE: Mini DSP xover experimenting

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In Reply to: Mini DSP xover experimenting posted by lokie on April 21, 2014 at 05:07:29:

I'm using NanoDigi, and two stereo DACs (one for high, one for low). To my ears it sounds clearly best when clocked at 96kHz, so I'm up-sampling on a PC (with sox) rather than letting the NanoDigi ASRC do the work.

It's not completely ideal. For example, I can't sit on the couch with an iPad and change the crossover curves. And it doesn't integrate well with my measurement system, which right now uses a 744t. I guess that's what you get for cobbling things together.

The sound is really excellent. This is not just an experimentation tool, it's a permanent part of my system now.

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Topic - Mini DSP xover experimenting - lokie 05:07:29 04/21/14 (7)

RE: Mini DSP xover experimenting - nl 04:55:09 04/30/14 (0)

Who's Tom? - amandarae 12:27:50 04/21/14 (2)

RE: Who's Tom? - lokie 12:52:06 04/21/14 (1)

Thanks! (NT) - amandarae 16:01:06 04/21/14 (0)

RE: Mini DSP xover experimenting - inguz 10:24:30 04/21/14 (0)

RE: Mini DSP xover experimenting - Joseph Crowe 07:27:02 04/21/14 (0)

RE: Mini DSP xover experimenting - JoshK 05:58:15 04/21/14 (0)

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RE: Mini DSP xover experimenting - inguz 10:24:30 04/21/14 (0)

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