fever

mitch, i would love to see a walk-thru for us mac folks using e.g. PureMusic/Vinyl's built-in crossover and fuzzmeasure plus a calibrated mic. i've been trying to time-align the three drivers of my speaker using fuzz, but i'm not sure whether using impulse or step response or time aligning for phase. also i wonder if i'm really the only one that does not like LR 4th order crossovers? i find they do more harm than e.g. a 3rd order butterworth. christian

the looks are a little cheesy, but the shock protection is also a good sound proofing. the rugged hard disk only comes with a 1 tb hdd (samsung), but you can replace it with a 2 or 3 tb hdd. it's probably the least noisy eternal hd you can get.

apple uses switchable jack connectors. the spring loaded switch is closed (i.e. bypassed) if no jack is inserted. as soon as a jack is inserted, the contacts are pressed apart and the switch is open (i.e. the signal goes to the jack). the only work around is to open the i-mac and bypass the switch by soldering a wire between the contacts (i.e. the jack still mechanically but no longer electrically opens the switch). might be a bit tricky though. then use SoundSource to switch between the internal speakers and external. the other option would be a cheap USB dac/headphone/line amp. -fever (new here; this is my first post. hi everyone btw...)