The Future of Loudspeaker Design?

Srajan Ebaen, January 2005

"...One other breakthrough has occurred rather quietly on the sidelines - the DEQX approach to phase-correct DSP-based crossovers with up to 300dB/octave slopes. These digital networks sport embedded room-correction and Preamp functionality and are available as pre-corrected OEM modules for speaker manufacturers. Jeff Rowland used DEQX at CES 2005 as did Magico. Ditto for NHT and Overkill Audio....I've now heard from numerous highly placed sources in the audio engineering world that their DSP board must be considered the current state-of-the-art bar none."

"The great opportunity which currently presents itself to the loudspeaker market is "infinite slope" digital crossovers and phase, time and frequency correction....the advantages inherent in the DEQX solution mandate a close investigation by any loudspeaker engineer who is truly serious about perfecting the art."

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by Srajan Ebaen, Publisher, 6moon.com: The Future of Loudspeaker Design?