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Any Mac Speaker design software?
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Question in topic title. Thanks!
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I posted about this exact same subject quite a while back, but I didn't get a solid response.
Three years ago!
I think the best option is just to borrow a friend's windows box and get tons of freeware out there that will do this, or grab a pencil and paper and get workin, which is what I did. Made a perfect 1 cu in. box for my home theater. The sub has since blown...sad.
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i assume you're really looking for enclosure design software, and if thats the case then yeah, Windows is your friend.
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This is bullshit. Macs are supposed to be superior sound machines.
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So learn to program and make Mac speaker design software. Macs may be a niche market, but I think speaker design is a much smaller niche.
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Hm...was this perhaps a decoy to throw off the fact that it's Rob again?
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Originally Posted by Gossamer
Hm...was this perhaps a decoy to throw off the fact that it's Rob again?
Probably not.
He's shown interest in audio in the past. This is not out of character for him at all.
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Either way the Lounge is the wrong place for this question.
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Not really, lots of audiophiles in here. And I don't decoy. I just don't care. I'm interested in building a set of speakers for the bedroom, pretty small ones powered by a vintage marantz receiever or amp.
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I have a copy of MacSpk 3.5 that works fine in OS9, has more inputs and parameters then any other simulating software that I have used.
If you want a copy of it feel free to hit me up.
Also there's a few Excel files that do similar things but not nearly as simply and elegantly as stand alone software.
BTW what are you planing to build?
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Bedroom speakers. Small. Like bookshelfs, maybe single drivers based off these plans:
http://www.zaphaudio.com/audio-speaker18.html
Power would be a low powered marantz receiver. Haven't bought it yet, just waiting for the right one. Preferably finding it local would be best since they're so freaking heavy.
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