DSPeaker Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core Room Correction

An inconvenient truth about audio
is that the listening room has as large an impact on the sound of our systems
as the equipment we use; nowhere is this more true than in bass.  The DSPeaker Anti-Mode Dual Core
provides user-friendly, fully-automated digital room correction, in the
critical region below 150 Hz.  The
dSPeaker also offers remote control of volume, tone control, and “loudness
contour” for late-night listening, and can function as both DAC and preamp (in
addition to its room correction capabilities). 
We feel that

The DSPeaker
Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core is a Preamp, DAC, tone controller, parametric
equalizer & room correction device in one package, for under $1200.00. On
sale for $999.00 delivered

The DSPeaker Anti-Mode Dual
Core received a Class A
rating in Stereophile:

"...offers the wonders of DSP
correction with ultra-high sonic quality"

"it is Alladin's genie except
you get a lot more than three wishes!"

In the September 2012 issue of the
The Absolute Sound, Dr. Robert E. Greene wrote the following:

"In the end you can get truly
remarkable sound out of a system corrected and adjusted with a DualCore. One
thinks of the introduction to The Three-Penny Opera: “Conceived with a splendor
that only a beggar could imagine and ….so cheap that even a beggar could afford
it.” Well, not quite that cheap. But still a wild bargain, and a sonic wonder.”

Read the full review here: http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/dspeaker-anti-mode-20-dualcore-digital-signal-processor/

 

In Paul Seydor's report from the
2014 T.H.E. Show at Newport, he wrote:

Most Significant Product:

I can’t think of another investment
that will bring more improvement in sound for the dollar than SimpliFi’s Dual
Core Antimode DSP with or without the ULN-3 PSU optional power supply

Part Time Audiophile had this to say
about DSPeaker Anti-Mode Dual Core:

And that’s when Walter showed the
Ace he’d tucked up his sleeve: the DSpeaker Anti-Mode Dual Core 2.0 he was using as a preamp. Walter A/B tested this device for me, cutting
the room correction in and out of the chain; the DSpeaker greatly cleared up
the midrange and upper bass regions to an extent that I would have thought
improbable. All I can say is: “more demo rooms at audio shows need
this”. Assuming you don’t want to schlepp a couple hundred pounds of room
treatments across the country, it really can nail down an unfriendly room,
and do so with some shockingly great results.Wickedly cool.

Read the
entire report at:

http://parttimeaudiophile.com/2014/06/06/newport-2014-emerald-physics-tech-heavy-and-price-savvy/

 

Features
include:

·      
New, improved Anti-Mode 2.0 automatic
room correction algorithm

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Can be used as a locally clocked high
quality jitter-free DAC

·      
Supports USB audio as well as S/PDIF input/output via optical
toslink

·      
Dual balanced ADCs to deliver the highest level of audio
performance that meets the expectations of most demanding audiophiles

·      
Dual per channel balanced DACs with jitter free operation (local
crystal), oversampling to 6144 kHz, DSP buffering and filtering.

·      
Can be used as a high quality pre-amp
with remote volume control

·      
Extensive sound customization options,
including quick house curve design tool, linear-phase full spectrum tilt,
several parametric EQs etc

·      
Supports several sound profiles (e.g. independent ”sweet spots”
and/or equalizer settings), quickly switchable with the remote controller

·      
Friendly graphical user interface, very easy to set-up and operate

·      
Ability to measure and display room responses on a built-in
262k-color TFT display

·      
”Pure digital” mode using S/PDIF input & output: signal is
processed in the digital domain all the way (S/PDIF output resolution is
independent from input)

·      
Digital signals are re-aligned for jitter-free operation

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Versatile connectivity: insert Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core between
your existing pre-amp and power amplifier or powered speakers or utilize the
processor loop or tape loop of your integrated amplifier (or use it as a
standalone DAC / preamp!)