time delay correctly applied, finally

Glad to hear things are working out well for you Dave.

I do have a question though, where did you get that processor?  I can't find any dealers for them anywhere.  I figure if I ever want to update my head unit, I will need a good processor as I won't be able to use the Sony unit anymore.  And I wanted one that had at least close to the same precision.  These things seem to be rather scarce now, unless you go with say a pro sound unit like the Behringer, but then you have to tweak the power supply for 12 volts.

BTW, if you ever want to compare the two, here's the software for the old Sony unit: http://www.matronics.com/XDP-4000X/dsc.zip

You peaked my interest with this comment.  I remember Dan Wiggins once telling me that a flat frequency response is 90% of a good imaging soundstage.  I always thought that the time domain was one of the least important as our ears are only sensitive to it on a limited bandwidth (except for maybe the effects it has in the frequency domain).  This topic interests me and I'd love to hear your point of view.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I always thought time delay in a vehicle to correct for listener off axis positioning would work...but only for the position it is set for.

In other words..if set for the drivers position assuming that you occasionally have a passenger(s)..or an SQ judge, wouldn't the delay effect hurt those listening positions even more? Unless of course you don't care about the imaging/staging for anyone else but yourself..lol

But anyhow I am impressed with what is being attempted. Good job and thanks for sharing the knowledge.

Yeah..wouldn't it be better to "simply" place the drivers seat to the center of the interior???

Oh wait..thats been done...kidding aside thanks again for sharing all the "rocket science."