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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 22664" data-attributes="member: 46">Re: Coaxial Wedge CollaborationAbsolutely not.&nbsp; The differences can range from very subtle to quite significant.&nbsp; I would suggest that once we decide on settings, we publish a screenshot of the measured ELECTRICAL response from the DSP used to derive the settings.We can then get a few folks to try to reproduce this electrical response on their various DSP units and see where the differences lie.&nbsp; This could be done without having to have the wedge at all, just measurement software and a DSP, so it would be easier to get multiple DSP&#039;s tested this way.&nbsp; We could suggest alternate product specific settings if there are some DSP&#039;s that are considerably varied.&nbsp; I wouldn&#039;t want this to turn into a can of worms though.Bennett is doing research on this right now, perhaps he&#039;ll have some guidance on this later once we get to this stage.&nbsp; Also Rich Frembes has TONS of experience developing product-specific settings (he&#039;s with Fulcrum acoustic), perhaps there are some generalizations he could share.&nbsp; Let&#039;s not worry too much about this right now, it can come later.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 22664, member: 46"] Re: Coaxial Wedge Collaboration Absolutely not. The differences can range from very subtle to quite significant. I would suggest that once we decide on settings, we publish a screenshot of the measured ELECTRICAL response from the DSP used to derive the settings. We can then get a few folks to try to reproduce this electrical response on their various DSP units and see where the differences lie. This could be done without having to have the wedge at all, just measurement software and a DSP, so it would be easier to get multiple DSP's tested this way. We could suggest alternate product specific settings if there are some DSP's that are considerably varied. I wouldn't want this to turn into a can of worms though. Bennett is doing research on this right now, perhaps he'll have some guidance on this later once we get to this stage. Also Rich Frembes has TONS of experience developing product-specific settings (he's with Fulcrum acoustic), perhaps there are some generalizations he could share. Let's not worry too much about this right now, it can come later. [/QUOTE]

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