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Re: FIR filtersI know you're kidding, but I think you're right. I did a shootout between a Danley product and an EAW product that were similar in design. We spent several hours of tuning time and we were never able to get the Danley product to sound as good as the EAW. I don't know how much of this was the magic GF/FIR work EAW did, but starting with a manufacturer-specified tuning surely makes a difference. I think Danley is moving at least in the direction of supplying DSPs and presets. Maybe they will eventually do FIR-level processing.
Re: FIR filters
I know you're kidding, but I think you're right. I did a shootout between a Danley product and an EAW product that were similar in design. We spent several hours of tuning time and we were never able to get the Danley product to sound as good as the EAW. I don't know how much of this was the magic GF/FIR work EAW did, but starting with a manufacturer-specified tuning surely makes a difference. I think Danley is moving at least in the direction of supplying DSPs and presets. Maybe they will eventually do FIR-level processing.
