May need to replace my DRPA. Anybody have anything they are looking to unload? Below $1000. I really want a Nav4802 but I think that might be a little out of my price range. Thanks.
WTB - DSP
- Thread starter Chris Gruber
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Re: WTB - DSP
If I were at a budget of ~$1000, I'd probably try to stretch it $1-200, and get a used Clair IO. I think there were a bunch up on soundbroker.
If I were at a budget of ~$1000, I'd probably try to stretch it $1-200, and get a used Clair IO. I think there were a bunch up on soundbroker.
Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
Re: WTB - DSP
Xilica makes some nice stuff in that range, namely the XP series. If you need FIR filters, you could stretch it a bit and get the XD series.
Xilica makes some nice stuff in that range, namely the XP series. If you need FIR filters, you could stretch it a bit and get the XD series.
Re: WTB - DSP
Nobody who needs FIR filters is looking for a non-specific DSP.
Nobody who needs FIR filters is looking for a non-specific DSP.
Re: WTB - DSP
The Xilica units are top shelf for the money you pay.
User interface is good, low noise floor excellent filters.
Only bad thing is the USB not connecting every once and a while.
It's solved it by quickly re-installing the software again and presto connected again.
The Xilica units are top shelf for the money you pay.
User interface is good, low noise floor excellent filters.
Only bad thing is the USB not connecting every once and a while.
It's solved it by quickly re-installing the software again and presto connected again.
Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
Re: WTB - DSP
That is very true. And actually, if I hear correctly, the Xilica processors use an interesting FIR implementation that isn't quite as easy to work with as others.
That is very true. And actually, if I hear correctly, the Xilica processors use an interesting FIR implementation that isn't quite as easy to work with as others.