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<blockquote data-quote="Mark DeArman" data-source="post: 65302" data-attributes="member: 950">Re: Smaart v7 vs. SysTune new Version?Well, currently we are using SMAART v5 on the Windows laptops which go out on demos of loudspeakers.&nbsp; They get used for general purpose loudspeaker measurements and tuning systems.&nbsp; They never get used with more than two microphones.&nbsp; Needs to generate pink noise and produce an RTA/Frequency Response.&nbsp;&nbsp; Support for overlays of the frequency response.&nbsp; It would be great if it could import guide curves also.We have a different piece of software and hardware which does swept or stepped sine measurements for quasi-anechoic, impedance, and etc. where precise magnitude and phase information is important.&nbsp;I was wondering about data export from both programs.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t see any mention of it in the PDF datasheets.&nbsp; I guess I should just download both the demos ;-)Thanks for your reply,Mark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark DeArman, post: 65302, member: 950"] Re: Smaart v7 vs. SysTune new Version? Well, currently we are using SMAART v5 on the Windows laptops which go out on demos of loudspeakers. They get used for general purpose loudspeaker measurements and tuning systems. They never get used with more than two microphones. Needs to generate pink noise and produce an RTA/Frequency Response. Support for overlays of the frequency response. It would be great if it could import guide curves also. We have a different piece of software and hardware which does swept or stepped sine measurements for quasi-anechoic, impedance, and etc. where precise magnitude and phase information is important. I was wondering about data export from both programs. I didn't see any mention of it in the PDF datasheets. I guess I should just download both the demos ;-) Thanks for your reply, Mark [/QUOTE]

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