Speaker Workshop 1.06 is a program to design loudspeakers in your PC. If your system has a plain sound card, you will also be able to test the designed speaker.
This program works under Windows 95, 98, Me, XP, and 2000. You will be able to construct a loudspeaker circuit by including its different components (with values) into a chart. The program will then calculate the output that this system will produce, the frequency, response and every measurable data. You can then choose to change some components in order to alter the results, or print the diagram to go building your loudspeakers in the real world. You´ll be aided by every kind of chart that you will need, that will show you the every aspect of the behavior of your designed system, as Cone Excursion, Frequency Response, Group Delay, Impedance, Transient Response, Sweep Frequency and Output, Measurement Calibration and Output. You will be able to save and print every chart produced, and import a WAV file to test the loudspeakers system. The program tests your sound card to check, if it can be used to test the designed loudspeakers.
On my Windows 8.1, even in compatibility modes, I succeeded to launch but failed to open "Options -> Preferences. The program crashes and no solution for now. Is there a fix for that?
Anaël Rousseau, I have managed to re-compile from source code. Runs fine on Windows 10. PM me on diyaudio.com if you want the EXE
Anaël Rousseau, I have managed to recompile on Windows 10 and seems to work fine.