BKr0n

No decision will be made without a spec sheet. Did they give a time frame? Or just Soon(tm)?

Guess I need to build a box then first before I build the MTM enclosure. Almost only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades :p Jk...

At this point we are getting into stiffness vs. strength and stuff which I am aware of, but only to the extent that I don't know how it...

Density usually provides that greater rigidity. In this specific instance, I just need a material that will allow me to make a small...

Main reason I chose those was mainly for vibration etc. If I use a denser material then I won't have to worry nearly as much. Now, I am...

Yup that's the idea. That way I can line the enclosure with whatever (more than likely some CLD and some fluff... no room for foam) and...

So here's how I think I'm going to do the MTM enclosure. Because of the wave guide on the front, it's going to have to be mounted from...

I tend to use Linkwitz-Riley for audio. Butterworth sometimes works well. A 4th order Linkwitz-Riley is a cascade of two 2nd order...

Here is a comparison of Linkwitz-Riley vs Butterworth. Butterworth sums to add +3dB at the crossover frequency. Linkwitz-Riley sums to...

What I meant was impulse response. Typically higher order filters in the analog domain have a chance to have a spike in them. A great...

This is what we call a design tradeoff :p I think my only concern with really high order crossover is what happens with any other...

It's totally a case by case basis and depends heavily on the initial design. I do think that high order filters and FIR filters sound...

Just remember that steep filters are not always the best solution to lowering distortion or protecting drivers, especially with...

One of the significant benefits of DSP is that you can easily experiment with different settings and find what sounds best to you. I...

With the Hypex amps I think you owe it to yourself to experiment with steep FIR or other steep filters... after all, what's necessarily...