Mini DSP Digital Crossover Setup for my Open Baffle Speakers

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The speakers are fully active and use a MiniDSP 4x10 for the crossovers. In this video I quickly go over setting up the crossovers in the DSP and measuring the results. While not exhaustive, this will give you an idea of what's involved in tuning this type of speaker system.
For this set up the measurement mic was 1 meter away from the right speaker on axis with the tweeter. The off-axis measurements were done at the same distance - 1 meter.
The system consists of the computer I use to play music (and movies, shows, etc.) that outputs the digital signal to the MiniDSP, so all of the crossover settings (and eq) happen in the digital domain before being converted to analog. The analog output for each driver is then sent to the 12 channels of amplification I have that powers the speakers and subs - 8 for the speakers an 4 for the subs.
Like I said in the video, you can look at these as 5-way speakers, with a sub, woofer, mid-woofer, midrange and tweeter on each side. This is a two channel set up, not a home theater.

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