2.2 System with 2 DAC
Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2024 9:22 pm
Hello everybody,
i want to realize a 2.2 system ("normal" Stereo Speaker with 2 individual Subwoofers) crossed over with EAPO.
A more channel dac would be the choice, but since those are quite expensive or are those "pro-audio interfaces". I sadly have some experience with those interfaces and they always this windows startup pop when the amp is switched on. Since i can not always guarantee that the amp is switched on after the pc i would like to avoid devices which pop.
New plan:
2 DAC (probably Topping D10 or E30). 1 DAC for the stereos and 1 for the subs. Crossover and convolution should be done with EAPO. Which of the VB Audio Software would be the best for this setup? Maybe with the option to enlarge to full active.
My concern is still the quality and timing. Will there be any quality loss whatsoever using voicemeeter etc.?
Will there be a variable time shift between the two devices? If its a constant time offset it will be no problem since i will measure the whole setup, but if the time offset is not constant it will be a problem. Even a little variation should be avoided since the phase shift would be noticeable in the frequency response.
And if someone did this: do you have an updated guide for me?
i want to realize a 2.2 system ("normal" Stereo Speaker with 2 individual Subwoofers) crossed over with EAPO.
A more channel dac would be the choice, but since those are quite expensive or are those "pro-audio interfaces". I sadly have some experience with those interfaces and they always this windows startup pop when the amp is switched on. Since i can not always guarantee that the amp is switched on after the pc i would like to avoid devices which pop.
New plan:
2 DAC (probably Topping D10 or E30). 1 DAC for the stereos and 1 for the subs. Crossover and convolution should be done with EAPO. Which of the VB Audio Software would be the best for this setup? Maybe with the option to enlarge to full active.
My concern is still the quality and timing. Will there be any quality loss whatsoever using voicemeeter etc.?
Will there be a variable time shift between the two devices? If its a constant time offset it will be no problem since i will measure the whole setup, but if the time offset is not constant it will be a problem. Even a little variation should be avoided since the phase shift would be noticeable in the frequency response.
And if someone did this: do you have an updated guide for me?