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I guess this question is more for PE than anyone else, but I'm just wondering if the software that's provided for the DSP-408 is ever going to be updated to provide more features, e.g. a "compressor / limiter" option IMO would be a great addition.
Of course it would be better if there was an option for 6 rather than 4 input channels, but that's going to require updated hardware...
Reason that I'm asking is that there's a car show coming up here in September, and I'm considering some improvements that I'd like to make to my current car audio system. The two biggest ones would be inclusion of a decent DSP (to replace and improve on the DSP functions available in the Pioneer 80PRS head unit) and upgrading the subwoofer enclosure in the trunk (currently a combo fiberglass/wood enclosure in the spare tire well that I was never fully happy with because it isn't as inert as I'd like it to be).
Of course it would be better if there was an option for 6 rather than 4 input channels, but that's going to require updated hardware...
Reason that I'm asking is that there's a car show coming up here in September, and I'm considering some improvements that I'd like to make to my current car audio system. The two biggest ones would be inclusion of a decent DSP (to replace and improve on the DSP functions available in the Pioneer 80PRS head unit) and upgrading the subwoofer enclosure in the trunk (currently a combo fiberglass/wood enclosure in the spare tire well that I was never fully happy with because it isn't as inert as I'd like it to be).
. All of the drivers and crossover components in my car audio system are Dayton stuff, except for the subs (Alpine Type R 12" drivers), which stubbornly refuse to give up, otherwise they would have been replaced with some from the Dayton RS series a long time ago...
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