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PWM is quantized in time, but not in amplitude. There is no bit depth and there are no digital samples or digital data. For DSP you...

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The "more bits being removed" thing is a bit of a myth. Technically it is correct -but as pointed out above - it doesn't have the...

80-90cm is a pretty normal distance for near-field speakers, particularly a desk setup, it seems to me. The notion that only a coaxial...

Can you show how the frequency response behaves below -24 dB? Overall, the result is quite good; I never thought you could get such a...

In my humble opinion, this is justified when the speakers have a passive crossover and we want a linear phase. If we initially have an...

48kHz

Yes, it's not easy. The room will affect the measurements... Try using step response and acoustic sync in REW to synchronize the speaker...

300Hz and 3kHz. No, I'm not familiar. I don't see any major problems with five bands in terms of implementing a subtractive crossover...

In Sigma Studio it is done very easily, below is a three-way subtractive crossover LR24, the required delay for this filter to work is...

Tasks vary; sometimes an LR24 or LR48 is sufficient to separate the bands in a speaker. Using a subtractive filter on an LR24 results in...

Yes, it's possible to accurately align the acoustic centers of the speakers only at one point in space, most often at the listening...

While we're on the topic of FIR crossovers, I'd like to highlight some specific features of FIR crossovers. I'm sure many are familiar...

Minimum phase filters to tame standing wave peaks is one of the best uses of DSP and almost always results in a preferred result...

As I understand it, he's saying that phase-shifting the signal with passive crossover filters affects the sound. If you have a...