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DDRC-88A "My first ever Dirac live filter" 7 years 2 months ago #26530

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Just bought the DDRC-88A with the DDRC-BM plugin.

After some solved (one still open) start up problems I got the first Dirac filter loaded, measurements were the sofa way.

I like the results very very much!! bud i am always open for improvements and suggestions ;)

Magnepan .7


Diy Dayton 15" closed sub


Measurements from the results with REW, Magnepan HP 80Hz / Sub LP 80Hz

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GLad to hear that you're having fun with your unit.
- Both measurements/target look clean to us. Good job on keeping the target curve "BELOW" the measurement. It insures you're not overdriving the loudspeaker.
- What's going on with the sub target? Why that huge drop on the sub @ 15Hz?? Are you trying to create a HPF? Aren't you with the BM? If so, you shouldn't need to use this at all. I'd strongly recommend that you remove it..

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Thanks for the input :)

Will remove the HP on the Dirac filter and make one with the BM, Although I don't see the difference.

GLad to hear that you're having fun with your unit.
- Both measurements/target look clean to us. Good job on keeping the target curve "BELOW" the measurement. It insures you're not overdriving the loudspeaker.
- What's going on with the sub target? Why that huge drop on the sub @ 15Hz?? Are you trying to create a HPF? Aren't you with the BM? If so, you shouldn't need to use this at all. I'd strongly recommend that you remove it..

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Well, there is indeed a difference as you maybe can't see it but there is still very much a target to the "LEFT" of that huge dip you created. It's all the way at the top and therefore you didn't really build a HPF by dragging the point all the way down. You just created a "DIP" at14Hz or whatever that handle for the target curve is at.. At 12Hz (value to the left), the orange line goes back all the way to the top.. . Does that make sense?

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Yes it does.

Well, there is indeed a difference as you maybe can't see it but there is still very much a target to the "LEFT" of that huge dip you created. It's all the way at the top and therefore you didn't really build a HPF by dragging the point all the way down. You just created a "DIP" at14Hz or whatever that handle for the target curve is at.. At 12Hz (value to the left), the orange line goes back all the way to the top.. . Does that make sense?

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