naboo
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Can you achieve the sane results with dsp as with a passive crossover?
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johanhp
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I think there is a lot of active speakers in the market using dsp instead of crossovers.
naboo
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I've been told specifically that horn speakers need a passive. So far my experiments with active confirms it, but I have limited equipment. I am also not keen to invest 700 usd just to see if more advanced dsp yield different results, but the cost of the passive is also quite expensive, depending on components used.
At this point, I'll go for the passive. Here's hoping the design is good though...which is where a good active setup would really have helped!
At this point, I'll go for the passive. Here's hoping the design is good though...which is where a good active setup would really have helped!
johanhp
Active member
Active is handy to play around yes. Designing a good passive crossover is an art.