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Hi All, Having recently bought a Dayton Omnimic V2 measurement system (thanks to site sponsor Paul Spencer/The Loudspeaker Kit), I thought I'd start a discussion thread for those learning how to use it. It certainly seems like a capable piece of kit, but I have a long way to go to become proficient in it's use. Hopefully other forum users could help those of us who are keen to learn, helpful tips and hints as well as pitfalls for the unwary. The kit comes with the USB microphone, a very small tabletop mic stand, 6' USB lead, case, software disc and test tones disc. The test tones are tailored specifically for use with the system. There is a 60 page Help Manual on the software disc which seems pretty comprehensive. Discussion of other measurement systems or methods are also welcome. Regards, SS

Hi all, There are endless forums on miniDSP products and as such I'm hoping to save a few hours reading. I am thinking about integrating my SVS SB13 Ultra into my 2 channel set up and if I do i was considering giving my amp and speakers an easier time by filtering lower frequencies. All I want is to put a xover between my DAC and integrated (not interested in doing room correction with miniDSP. I am considering room correction with either acourate > HQplayer > microrendu/ SOtM) So either the 2x4 or 2x4HD is what I am looking at but open to other considerations being models or other brands/solutions. The sub has a lot of DSP processing too so I don't need miniDSP to handle any of that. My question is.... is adding this going to be detrimental to sound quality by the introduction of noise or anything else audible that will outweigh the gains of the amp and speakers having an easier time? Are there other solutions or crossover devices I could use instead of miniDSP? Maybe Behringer? I know there is DEQX but it is a bit of overkill if I am happy with my pre, DAC and streaming. Any help would be greatly appreciated Dan

FS: Mini-DSP 2x4HD (Perth) Item: Mini-DSP 2x4HD Location: Perth Item Condition: Excellent condition (9/10) Reason for Selling: No longer being used - moved to 4x10HD for extra outputs Price: $175 excluding shipping Payment Method: Cash, Bank Check, Electronic Funds Transfer Extra Info: Latest model of the 2x4 HDin a box. Excellent for managing 2-way speakers, active x/o to subwoofers or a “swarm” of subwoofers. You will need to purchase s/w plug-in from Mini-DSP.

Item: Lexicon MC-12HD EQ Home Theatre Processor w Balanced outputs and Room EQ. The latest hardware version, with free firmware upgrades that you can do yourself. Comes boxed with remote and manuals Location: Sydney, NSW Price: $2100 firm. No more price drops, it's on Fleabay for $2650 BIN or best offer. Item Condition: Excellent. Some sticker residue on top. Remote has some tackiness which is standard for Lexicon MC range remotes with usage. Reason for selling: 90%+ music Payment Method: Pickup - Cash. Shipping with bank transfer. Extra Info: Can't believe I'm actually reposting this again. Will keep if not sold at or very, very near to this price. Pictures: