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MiniDSP Flex Eight DSP Processor

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Description

MiniDSP Flex Eight DSP ProcessorWith multiple digital inputs and eight unbalanced analog output channels, the miniDSP Flex Eight audio processor offers incredible flexibility for active speaker and subwoofer tuning. The compact enclosure is designed to house a full eight channels of DSP and a world class analog output stage, providing an advanced audio processing solution. In addition, the Flex Eight is easily software upgradable with Stereo Dirac Live for full range correction and

With multiple digital inputs and eight unbalanced analog output channels, the miniDSP Flex Eight audio processor offers incredible flexibility for active speaker and subwoofer tuning.

The compact enclosure is designed to house a full eight channels of DSP and a world-class analog output stage, providing an advanced audio processing solution. In addition, the Flex Eight is easily software-upgradable with Stereo Dirac Live® for full range correction and includes a variety of tried and proven functionality such as FIR filters, parametric EQ, crossovers, and biquad programming on each output channel.

With USB audio, S/PDIF, and Bluetooth (LDAC/aptX) stereo digital inputs, and an OLED front panel display with volume control/encoder knob, the Flex Eight is the perfect choice for a modern, compact integrated active speaker/subwoofer system.

Let your creativity take over and experience the power and flexibility of the miniDSP Flex Eight.


Hardware Features

  • Processor: 32-bit floating-point 400MHz Analog Devices SHARC DSP
  • Multi-Core USB Audio processor (XMOS)
  • Bluetooth streaming: LDAC™/aptX™ HD/aptX™/AAC/SBC
  • Optional upgrade to Dirac Live® 3.x Digital Room Correction, Stereo Full Range Room Correction (20~20kHz)
  • Audiophile performance with very low noise floor and distortion (SNR @128dB(A), THD+N @ -111dB (0.0003%)
  • Inputs: Stereo digital (USB Audio/SPDIF/Optical/Bluetooth)
  • Outputs: Unbalanced (RCA)
  • White/Black OLED front panel controller with IR control
  • Control and configuration by miniDSP Device Console (DC)


What's in the box?

  • Digital Audio Processor — Flex Eight
  • IR remote v2
  • 12V universal power supply (UK/EU/US/AU plugs)
  • USB cable  

Specifications

Description

Digital Signal Processor Engine

Analog Devices Floating point DSP SHARC ADSP21489 @ 400MHZ

Processing resolution / Sample rate  

32 bit/96 kHz (32bit/48 kHz with Dirac Live® license)

USB Audio support

UAC2 Low latency Audio - ASIO driver support (Windows) - Plug&Play (Mac/Linux)

Input/Output Configuration

2 channels in / 8 channels out

Digital Stereo Audio
Input Connectivity

1 x SPDIF on RCA connector
1 x OPTICAL on Toslink connector
1 x USB audio (stereo)
1 x Bluetooth with support for: LDAC™/aptX™ HD/aptX™/AAC/SBC
Supported Sample Rate: 20 ~ 216 kHz

Digital Audio Output Connectivity

Not Applicable

Analog Audio Output Connectivity

8 x Unbalanced RCA

Analog Audio Output Impedance

200 Ω

Analog Output Max Level

2 V RMS

Frequency Response

20 Hz – 20 kHz ± 0.05 dB

SNR (Digital to Analog)

125 dB(A) with DRE (Dynamic Range Enhancer)

THD+N (Digital to Analog)

-111 dB (0.0003 %) @1kHz

Crosstalk (Digital to Analog)

-120 dB

Filtering Technology

Flex Eight: IIR (10bands/outputs) + FIR (Stereo bank on input @ 2048taps for impulse response correction)
Flex Eight with Dirac Live®: Full Range correction (20~20kHz) + IIR (10bands/outputs) / (Note: FIR and IIR filters on the input channels are not available to the end user if the Dirac Live upgrade is installed.)

Software control

Control and configuration by miniDSP Device Console (DC)

DSP Presets

Up to 4 presets

Dimensions

150x180x41 mm

Accessories

IR Remote

Power Supply

Included external switching PSU 12V/1.6A  (US/UK/EU/AU plugs)

Power Consumption

4.0 W (idle)
2.5 W (standby)

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B. Stubby
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★★★★★ 3
A familiar story, just with…..less.
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SR
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★★★★★ 5
Good start to a series
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I delayed reading the series for reasons I don’t remember. But my TBR list is huge so I thought I’d take a shot of this and I was pleasantly surprised. I didn’t think the blurb about it was anything special. But it was a very good book. It took some interesting twists and turns. I am so glad the second book is already out. Because I would not have waited patiently. Very slow burn but good storyline. 🔥🔥/5
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Jammie Clark
Phoenix, US
★★★★★ 4
A good read
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Bri Hires
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★★★★★ 3
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