DIY Speaker Project PAD

Responsiveness was one of my goals, but part of that just comes from it being a compiled language rather than a spreadsheet. Let my know if you still have trouble later. Dave Nah, it is more than just efficiency of executing compiled code vs. vb-script and macros in excel. I find usability of winPC...

That is exactly right, I did have an electrical second order filter on the midrange highpass, but then found I could achieve roughly the same response removing the shunt coil and playing with the cap value. Thanks very much for this. I will give it a shot tonight and report back. BTW, I am finding I...

jclin4 wrote: I'll try moving them to a different folder as you suggest, and then manually edit a copy of the .csp file to point there.

Nope, that didn't work. I moved everything to c:\tmp and still see the same behavior.

Actually, as far as I know, "My Documents" appears to be an actual folder. It is off the root directory on a partitioned USB drive (I created it myself). But I am running the Windows 7 OS from a boot camp partition on a Mac, so there may be something funny going on in terms of folders and ...

Just checked and the full path and filenames show for all drivers, both FRD and ZMA files. Attached are the project files. Thanks for taking a look.

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- John

Hi Dave, I've downloaded version 1.2.0 rev.1 of winPCD and really like this tool. I was able to import an existing .csp file created from PCD 7 and FRD and ZMA files as well, and was off and running. Off the bat, I could take advantage of some really key improvements over PCD. In particular, I like ...