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Nope, I've never used it. I always wanted to try it out, but the demo I found isn't one you can use, and I can't justify the cost for the little use it would get. The crossover portion of it seems to be a better tool than what I have found so far.
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quote:Originally posted by -=BooM-Shaka=-: where do you download it from ?
You have to purchase leap.... it comes with a hardware key. The program is somewhere around $1,200 I bleieve for the full version. Check out www.linearx.com if you are seriously interested.
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I have had LEAP for 2 years(anxiously awaiting the new windows version) and I LOVE IT!! I have 4 or 5 programs on my comp and LEAP seems to be the most accurate that I have used.. I am not big on the DOS interface but the engineer has been working on that for about a year now so the new one should drop in the next few months.. F'ing rocks.. Old school yes but accurate and powerful. I don't build crossovers so I only got the enclosure module for $495.00.. Someday my next dream is to own LMS...
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I use it. I only have the base setup. It, like other programs is kinda useless for a car. But you can definatly learn from it. They will be comeing out with a windows version any time now. I keep checking thier web site. Chris sent me some snag-it shots, and it looks 100% better. port phase and everything.
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You really can not get everything out of LEAP without. LEAP asks for all of T/S parameters when you set up a driver in the library and since T/S parameters are usually done by pulling a woofer off the line every so often to make sure it is within spec (and you do not know how much leeway is given to still be in spec) they T/S are just a base.BUT with LMS ( loudspeaker measurement system) you know have the ability that some speaker manufacturers do not have! You can measure your actual T/S parameters yourself! and test amps (how do you think they do all of those neet little graph in your AS&S mags?
And yes I have BOTH! But it still don't garantee high numbers. Just makes you more knowledgeable about what you have
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so will we be able to upgrade to the windows version? or are we screwed? we just paid alot of money for this, and if they are coming out with a windows version, and wont have updates, im going to be pretty pissed.
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When Linear X upgrades their software you can usually purchase the upgrade. It is not as much as you initial purchase but it is usually not cheap either.
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I was told that I would get the upgrade for free. I saved that email!
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No prob on the forward. Buzz, I too bug the **** out of chris. Is it ready yet? is it ready?
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