For years, I wanted to design my own speakers, but didn't understand the intricacies that went into it. For all I knew, you bought a 2500 hz crossover from parts express, picked a woofer and tweeter that looked cool and went at it. It wasn't until i really got into DIY speaker building that I understood how wrong I was. Thankfully, Jeff Bagby came up with a great free to use program that can help us all out. My goal here is to help the DIY community along by helping teach the program to the best of my abilities. If anyone has any suggestions or questions, let me know, I'll see if I can help. Since, I personally am a visual learner, I'm creating a video tutorial series on this program.

The first one, I just completed which shows you how to import FRD and ZMA files, as well as where to locate them. And how to use SPL Copy, if all else fails. I also help troubleshoot if your frd files are not importing properly. Here are the programs you will need: Passive Crossver Designer: SPL Copy: First Video in the Series. This is your YouTube channel?

For years, I wanted to design my own speakers, but didn't understand the intricacies that went into it. For all I knew, you bought a 2500 hz crossover. The Passive Crossover Designer 7 is a crossover simulation and speaker design tool built into an Excel spreadsheet. The design tool has now been expanded to include a.

Looking forward to the next installment. It took a few hops to get to the tracer ap, but it works and I got an FRD file from one of my FR graphs. It is my YouTube Channel.

I'm glad you got it to trace the FRD file. It can be a painstaking process at times. Just making sure it traces everything correctly can be a task. Especially at the end. It almost always wants to keep tracing the end of the graph. I should have the next installment up by the end of the week. I'll make sure to post it here when I complete it.

If you want an instant update, you can subscribe on YouTube for an instant update. That's really just a matter of preference. If you have any questions, feel free to ask at anytime. It is my YouTube Channel. I'm glad you got it to trace the FRD file. It can be a painstaking process at times.

Just making sure it traces everything correctly can be a task. Especially at the end.

It almost always wants to keep tracing the end of the graph. I should have the next installment up by the end of the week. I'll make sure to post it here when I complete it. If you want an instant update, you can subscribe on YouTube for an instant update. That's really just a matter of preference.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask at anytime. This is a cool idea. I wish more designers would do this because each has their own method I'm sure. Some crossovers are more elaborate than others and it would be interesting to see and hear what they're thinking during the process.

I know it's a lot to ask, but would be fun nonetheless. I have Winwar but Macs do not recognize.exe files the same way PCs do not recognize.dmg files. They are each platform's respected programming extensions. If you upload the.xls file for me to download, then I (and every other mac user) can use the crossover design on Excel I understand that. What I am saying is that all you need to do, is right click on the EXE and have winrar extract the file from the exe.

Manfred Spitzer Digitale Demenz Rapidshare. Do it the same way you would open a zip file. You do not run the exe file. I did attempt to upload the file, but AVS forum is not allowing me to do so. It states it is an invalid file type.

If I can think of another way to upload the file I will. I understand that. What I am saying is that all you need to do, is right click on the EXE and have winrar extract the file from the exe. Gem Ws2 Manual Pdf. Do it the same way you would open a zip file. You do not run the exe file. Hotspot Shield Keygen. I did attempt to upload the file, but AVS forum is not allowing me to do so.

It states it is an invalid file type. If I can think of another way to upload the file I will. WinRAR is a little different on MACs, it works through terminal so we have to write out the extraction process. Unfortunately, it fails to extract the.xls file from the.exe. I also used Keka (very similar to Winrar on PC) and it failed to extract.

This is another reason for me to buy a PC for speaker and chemistry programs.