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Hey, keep my company out of this!

Any leads on a source for the modules?

Need moar blackgates. I'm actually blown away by how good these cheap Tripath amps sound. Matched with a efficient speaker it's amazing what you can get for $20. I now understand why people like their RWA amps and also what a ripoff they are.

Happy birthday big C!

You can't really measure it after the DRC since it is a filter. Well I guess I could make a sweep .wav and measure that. The filter I was able to create sounded like I was in a cave. Not good at all. The corrected .wav I made with Audiolense was much better but still not prefect. I think the crappy Firewire card is keeping it back. Should have a new one tomorrow.

I have some real interest, but I lack knowledge on the production side. I also know that drumming up enough interest and cash might make it difficult, but if possible might make something great.

After having mediocre success I came to the conclusion that A) I need a better Firewire card B ). will probably have to suck it up and purchase Audiolense. The licensing seems to be a bit crappy which makes it a hard pill to swallow, but if it works I think it will be worth it.

Happy birthday Tex!

Some gay guy suggested it. Thanks gay guy

I'm using what ever is in the Profire 610

I'll give that a look. My math isn't so great, calculating the area under a curve is about as far as it goes.

This is just a long shot idea that would take some serious work(sheep herding), planning, and cash, but I figure I would present it any way. We should make a Head-Case wine. I'm sure the serious wine-o's here know about www.crushpadwine.com but for those that don't, check out the website. We could have a mini meet around the production of the wine and possibly another around the bottling. It also helps that we have a somewhat large group of members in that area. Of course it would take a serious cash outlay for those involved for a wine of unknown quality but I still think it might be worth looking into. Discuss.

Yeah everything looked correct, but it was my first time doing the measurements and doing the correction filter file. Maybe I got something backwards, which would explain the sound it gives. Or maybe I just need to suck it up and get better software for the correction.

I have a ECM8000, but without the calibration file. I might sent it to them to get the calibration done, or just purchase a calibrated one. I did the measurements with the Inguz sweep recorded through a Profire 610 using Audacity. Mic was placed to ear level.

Posted a question in there and it turns out my Inguz is working. It sounds horrible with the correction files I made but it does work. Now I just need to work on making a good correction filter.

I definitely could try that and run it through Foobar.

Having a handfull of Squeezeboxes in the house I was hoping to try my hand at DRC for my speaker setup. After working throurgh to creation of a filter with DRC and Inguz, it would seem Inguz doesn't work with the latest version of LMC. I could always try and run an earlier version, but I figures I would see what others have had sucess with? BruteFIR seems like another option but I am LINUX retarded and it looks to be a bit configuration intensive.

Agreed. I do highly recommend the Dhik Limp and Twisted that cost less and promise nothing.

I'm also interest in this. Would like to think I all those parts are not going to go to waste.

Why not just get a German Hefe?

Let me give the abridged version that will include the gannet. They all suck. Minus the older DT880. Gannet.

As soon as the Ethiopian goat hair gets here.

No complete turntable but we are working on a phone stage. It's going to be pretty mediocre but unreasonably expensive.

Look for this feature in my upcoming portable, the Lil' Prick, only from Dhik Audio.

Very relieved you like it, hopefully it sounds great and adds the icing to your cake. I'm also very pleased to announce the start of my new commercial endeavor, Cheesè Dhik Audio, in collaboration with Bellatone Audio. Look for us winter solstice 2020.