pucho812
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adeptusmajor said:
I have heard the drive racks. There are other units out there that have a friendlier gui and better crossover coding IMO
is there a less expensive version of this
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I have heard the drive racks. There are other units out there that have a friendlier gui and better crossover coding IMO
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interesting...
I can't really comment on the coding of the crossover, they seem to be pretty flexible in regards to slope and crossover point options. I can't say I have heard any unpleasant artifacts as a result. (I have installed and programmed many of these units for customers, though never in a studio or hi-fi setting)
I do know for a fact that DBX is switching over to System Architect for external control on all of their processors. I'm not as familiar with it, but it seems to be a welcome addition from what I hear.
Good luck in your search.
I can't really comment on the coding of the crossover, they seem to be pretty flexible in regards to slope and crossover point options. I can't say I have heard any unpleasant artifacts as a result. (I have installed and programmed many of these units for customers, though never in a studio or hi-fi setting)
I do know for a fact that DBX is switching over to System Architect for external control on all of their processors. I'm not as familiar with it, but it seems to be a welcome addition from what I hear.
Good luck in your search.
Steph.B
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APEX Audio (not the chinese microphones !) has a new loudspeaker crossover which can do FIR filtering :
http://www.apex-audio.be/manufacturing/products/overview/2324
IMHO worth mentioning, although I don't have a clue about pricing.... ???
http://www.apex-audio.be/manufacturing/products/overview/2324
IMHO worth mentioning, although I don't have a clue about pricing.... ???
signalflow
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adeptusmajor said:
The Production Co. I work for is using system architect with a 4800 and that thing is super easy to get around in.
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pucho812
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dbx is also harman.... 
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signalflow said:
It used to be only the 4800 and the 4820 that used S.A., now it is all of their processors.
that makes sense...
I used BSS BLU-100 for my new studio installation... Great stuff!
Basically, it's a box full of DSPs, and you can design a system for you using the London Architect software. On the hardware side, there are 4 ins and 12 outs, all analog.
If you wand some I/O flexibility, oyu can try the FDS 344 or 346.
Basically, it's a box full of DSPs, and you can design a system for you using the London Architect software. On the hardware side, there are 4 ins and 12 outs, all analog.
If you wand some I/O flexibility, oyu can try the FDS 344 or 346.
