DSPs Arc PSM vs. RF DSR-1
Stellar HDF Member
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From: Lockport Illinois
Sorry bud cant help you there as all i use is windows based systems
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Joined: Jun 2014
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From: Idaho
Still learning both but so far think the arc is easier to use couple things have noticed .
ARC
1. lets you name outputs
2.the steps needed to set crossover and gain q are less cumbersome
3.don't have to pick predetermined outputs then go back and change all settings to what actually running .
4. less trouble with creating and saving files.
5. no loss of Bluetooth connectivity dsr times out or nul error occasionally.
DSR
1. Bluetooth phone app handy while out on ride and just want to dink with system . i never do this when ride time its ride time run what i bring
2. right out of box think sound is better for run vs assy. Makes no sense to me, is what it is.
3. can use tablet if rooted first .
4. time alignment and phase for each speaker with very straight forward trim level adjustment.
anyhow just early things that got my attention if ever going to need the 8 outputs don't waste time trying to learn to very complicated for me at least systems.
ARC
1. lets you name outputs
2.the steps needed to set crossover and gain q are less cumbersome
3.don't have to pick predetermined outputs then go back and change all settings to what actually running .
4. less trouble with creating and saving files.
5. no loss of Bluetooth connectivity dsr times out or nul error occasionally.
DSR
1. Bluetooth phone app handy while out on ride and just want to dink with system . i never do this when ride time its ride time run what i bring
2. right out of box think sound is better for run vs assy. Makes no sense to me, is what it is.
3. can use tablet if rooted first .
4. time alignment and phase for each speaker with very straight forward trim level adjustment.
anyhow just early things that got my attention if ever going to need the 8 outputs don't waste time trying to learn to very complicated for me at least systems.
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Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 4,150
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From: S. FL
Still learning both but so far think the arc is easier to use couple things have noticed .
ARC
1. lets you name outputs
2.the steps needed to set crossover and gain q are less cumbersome
3.don't have to pick predetermined outputs then go back and change all settings to what actually running .
4. less trouble with creating and saving files.
5. no loss of Bluetooth connectivity dsr times out or nul error occasionally.
DSR
1. Bluetooth phone app handy while out on ride and just want to dink with system . i never do this when ride time its ride time run what i bring
2. right out of box think sound is better for run vs assy. Makes no sense to me, is what it is.
3. can use tablet if rooted first .
4. time alignment and phase for each speaker with very straight forward trim level adjustment.
anyhow just early things that got my attention if ever going to need the 8 outputs don't waste time trying to learn to very complicated for me at least systems.
ARC
1. lets you name outputs
2.the steps needed to set crossover and gain q are less cumbersome
3.don't have to pick predetermined outputs then go back and change all settings to what actually running .
4. less trouble with creating and saving files.
5. no loss of Bluetooth connectivity dsr times out or nul error occasionally.
DSR
1. Bluetooth phone app handy while out on ride and just want to dink with system . i never do this when ride time its ride time run what i bring
2. right out of box think sound is better for run vs assy. Makes no sense to me, is what it is.
3. can use tablet if rooted first .
4. time alignment and phase for each speaker with very straight forward trim level adjustment.
anyhow just early things that got my attention if ever going to need the 8 outputs don't waste time trying to learn to very complicated for me at least systems.
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