Helix Hifi
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Me too. If I understand you correctly that you don’t want dsp eq.Not really, because I want an all analogue system. (Though it is a technology I could imagine trying in the future, maybe.)
Me too. If I understand you correctly that you don’t want dsp eq.Not really, because I want an all analogue system. (Though it is a technology I could imagine trying in the future, maybe.)
You doMe too. If I understand you correctly that you don’t want dsp eq.
Not really, because I want an all analogue system. (Though it is a technology I could imagine trying in the future, maybe.)
I have heard quite a few people saying it's really good. But my lack of interest is different. I'm just not very sensitive to frequency response and tonal differences between systems - but I am very sensitive to resolution. All my upgrades/mods have been about improving resolution and making my system as revealing as I can (within my relatively modest budget). And I'm not going to compromise that by running everything through A to D and D to A converters just to get something that isn't a priority for me.I’m skeptical if Dirac etc we’ll make the sound better, or just artificial modify it...
Linkwitz and Riley got it all worked out a few years ago, even down to phase coherence. And Rod Elliott offers a design and PCB for an L-R based crossover. The calculations for crossover frequency are relatively simple, and I have an oscilloscope to check in case I need to make any fine adjustments. Levels will need to be matched by ear with a frequency scan. It should be funAha.
Immensely difficult using analogue x-overs in a three way active I’d have thought. Even just the arithmetic.
Then the trial and error.
Though I’d also imagine it being very rewarding when it’s done properly
Being a slob, I’ll be allowing my mega lazy mind to take the easy way out.
I’m skeptical if Dirac etc we’ll make the sound better, or just artificial modify it...
Linkwitz and Riley got it all worked out a few years ago, even down to phase coherence. And Rod Elliott offers a design and PCB for an L-R based crossover. The calculations for crossover frequency are relatively simple, and I have an oscilloscope to check in case I need to make any fine adjustments. Levels will need to be matched by ear with a frequency scan. It should be fun
Certainly. But it’s not necessary and most of their core products have nothing to do with Dirac.But can’t you use Dirac with minidsp?
I've actually mentioned it in my upgrades/mods thread, at this page in My new Rega arm (and other upgrade tales) (post #164)Perhaps you should run a thread on it?
I’m pretty sure there’d be plenty of interest in your progress.
New thread started.Perhaps you should run a thread on it?
I’m pretty sure there’d be plenty of interest in your progress.