DSP & Latency In Powered Speakers and FRFRs

[Sascha Franck]

It is a cumulative process built up
by all the A/D/A conversions going on in our ENTIRE signal path.

I know, possibly nit picking, but typically, a good amount of latency (and the most on non-dedicated computer hardware) comes from processing as well.

 

[unix-guy]

it is a cumulative process built up
by all the A/D/A conversions going on in our ENTIRE signal path.

And this (which I should have mentioned in my earlier post):

Well, there's also processing latency. No idea how much that might be, though.

Edit:

I guess I should have caught up on the thread before replying :)

 

[la szum]

Grab a Fender FR.

I have thought about it. Just so dang Cab/Speaker/FRF heavy already.

Actually thinking about splurging on some new Mains and a Sub for live use.

 

[JiveTurkey]

I have thought about it. Just so dang Cab/Speaker/PA/Monitor heavy already.

It's not a sexy purchase. But monitors for a modeler NEVER is, no matter what you get. I know you're not in the middle of 10 guitar centers but it would be cool to run across one in the wild and give your FM a go through it. Even with the hissgate bullshit; it's a very solid piece for the task at hand and it doesn't feel like you are compromising like some of the options in this space do?

 

[la szum]

 

[Stone]

I had at one point tried some 8 inch Presounus monitors
Nope did not like them at all, I preferred yes, the headrush FR108
OFC when I got my PowerCabs those were far better than either

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

I had at one point tried some 8 inch Presounus monitors
Nope did not like them at all, I preferred yes, the headrush FR108
OFC when I got my PowerCabs those were far better than either

headrush was on floor and the presonus monitors on a desk?

 

[Stone]

headrush was on floor and the presonus monitors on a desk?

At the time both on tripods