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WinSpeakerz is our loudspeaker simulation program for Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7/8. This popular speaker simulator lets you propose various speaker systems and then evaluate them in software before you cut wood or order expensive transducer components. A typical design session might go like this: you select a woofer for your home theater project from the driver database and load it to the 'workbench'. Next, you select the type of enclosure you want to simulate. You have a choice of closed, vented or bandpass boxes with a total of 18 different variations. For your home theater project you decide on a vented box. Now enter different volumes and tunings and run the analysis to see 'what if'. Once you've decided on the box you can open the box calculator and have WinSpeakerz suggest the dimensions.

Model 18 Different Box Types:
2nd Order Closed	4th Order Bandpass
3rd Order Closed	5th Order Bandpass
4th Order Vented	6th Order Bandpass
Isobaric (or Compound)	Multiple Drivers

Model the following Responses:
Frequency	Excursion
Phase	Impedance
Group Delay	SPL - Sound Pressure Level

Advanced Enclosure Modeling:
Diffraction Loss	Auto Cabin Response

Box Calculators:
The Box and Crossover calculators eliminate the drudgery of cabinet and crossover design. All details of your crossovers and enclosures are saved as part of each project file.
Rectangular	Trapezoidal	Bandpass

Crossover and Network Calculators:
1st Order Butterworth	2nd Order Butterworth	3rd Order Butterworth
1st Order Series	2nd Order Linkwitz	4th Order Linkwitz
Resonance Compensator	Inductance Compensator	Tweeter Attenuator

More!
Expandable Driver Library	Variable Input Power for Excursion and SPL Responses
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The WinSpeakerz Workbench

You can save your work for your home theater system into any of the 10 system memories in the speaker project file. This allows you to easily compare any of the 10 systems on the screen at once. You can compare your vented box in memory one with the closed box in memory two. You can compare different enclosures with different drivers or fine shadings of tuning for a particular system. At any time you can print a detailed report on the system currently on your workbench.

Besides enclosure simulation, WinSpeakerz supports speaker builders with various box and crossover calculators to see your projects to completion. Impedance compensators and tweeter attenuators can also be designed quickly. Just enter a few parameters and the component values are calculated as you type.

An Overview of WinSpeakerz

The screen shot below is what WinSpeakerz looks like with a project file loaded.The Plot window is the large upper window where the Frequency, Excursion, Phase, Delay and Impedance responses are displayed. The black plots show a range of frequency (loudness) response curves for this driver. The red plots show the excursion responses.
The Driver and System Parameters window (bottom left) displays the basic parameters of the driver. The Driver and System Parameters window is where you specify the number of drivers in the enclosure, SPL (Sound Pressure Level) is given for any number of drivers at any input power and any listening distance. The WinSpeakerz User's Guide is viewed by clicking 'Help Topics' the Help menu.

The WinSpeakerz Workbench

The Box window (bottom right) is where you describe the box type you wan