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Decided to buy SoundEasy - Wow what a conundrum!!
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<blockquote data-quote="Gerhard" data-source="post: 455358" data-attributes="member: 388"><p>I feel for you Johan! :dop:</p><p></p><p>SoundEasy is IMHO the best value for money speaker design application our there. It is very reasonably priced for what you get. It is very powerful and there is probably nothing that you cannot do with it. Unfortunately that is also one of its biggest disadvantages. Its complexity makes the learning curve very steep. SE gives you all these tools with knobs and buttons and settings etc. and you have no idea where to start. Especially if you are completely new to speaker design (which is where I started with it :be: ).</p><p></p><p>Do you want to measure the drivers' T/S parameters and then go on to model the boxes or do you want to model the boxes using published parameters? Or do you want to design crossovers for existing speakers? Passive or active?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gerhard, post: 455358, member: 388"] I feel for you Johan! :dop: SoundEasy is IMHO the best value for money speaker design application our there. It is very reasonably priced for what you get. It is very powerful and there is probably nothing that you cannot do with it. Unfortunately that is also one of its biggest disadvantages. Its complexity makes the learning curve very steep. SE gives you all these tools with knobs and buttons and settings etc. and you have no idea where to start. Especially if you are completely new to speaker design (which is where I started with it :be: ). Do you want to measure the drivers' T/S parameters and then go on to model the boxes or do you want to model the boxes using published parameters? Or do you want to design crossovers for existing speakers? Passive or active? [/QUOTE]
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