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Pardon my saying so, but it has more pizazz than jacobsonized. Most every thing I use has been modifies to suit my taste or fancy.
Jerry
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Well, the DSP (if there is one) adds much less cost to the laptop than the CPU does.
Jerry
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I missed that the first time - thought it meant something like "galvanized" ...
-- Randy Yates % "Midnight, on the water... Digital Signal Labs % I saw... the ocean\'s daughter." mailto://yates@ieee.org % \'Can\'t Get It Out Of My Head\' http://www.digitalsignallabs.com % *El Dorado*, Electric Light Orchestra
Well, of course it's commonplace. CD players, first generation, used complex tuned/trimmed output filters, and were quickly superseded by much-cheaper units, with equal or better performance, that used oversampling (a classic DSP technique).
Every MP3 player, cellphone, digital camera, which h as both digital and analog functions, uses some kind of DSP if the designers can find a benefit (usually, that's not hard).
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