6 Best DSP 2024 - TOP 6 Best Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) For Car Audio 2024

[@lightningbrainz4907]

6. Stetsom STX 2436 ➡ bit.ly/StetsomSTX2436BluetoothDSPDigitalSignalProcessor 5. Taramps PRO 2.6S ➡ 4. PRV AUDIO DSP 2.8X ➡ bit.ly/PRVAUDIOCarAudioDSP2_8XDigitalAudioProcessor 3. Hertzaudio H8 ➡ bit.ly/HertzAudioH8DSPDigitalSignalProcessor 2. AudioControl dm 810 ➡ bit.ly/AudioControldm810 1. HELIX DSP PRO MK2 ➡ bit.ly/HELIXDSPPROMK2

[@shaunjay6040]

Over 2k for the DM-810 is madness! I only paid a little over 700 for mine.

[@gegc2003]

I still love my 5yo Helix Pro MK2... Didn't hear anything better so far ;)

[@PhiMobileSounds]

What is the criteria for consideration? The Rockford DSR1 is a cool one. I still use a 3Sixty.3 although you can’t buy it anymore. There are loads of other DSPs by different manufacturers.

[@dannydennis318]

Marts BTX 8 is one of the cleanest and by far the best bargain. And one of the easiest to use Bluetooth on your phone.

[@imjustyourneighbor3602]

In my opinion is the Deaf Bonce m8 dsp. But if you like the Taramps but need more inputs, look for the NVX DSP

[@brianvarnes4803]

have either of you any experience with the new Type S Alpine subs?

[@Mais24-i1o]

Anyone used the Taramps 2.6S?

[@Lucky7international]

MARTS!!!!! DIGITAL

[@dannydennis318]

That's the one I got I heard it was the best bargain and maybe the cleanest one out there. And easiest one to use on Bluetooth through your phone

[@donaldg5191]

Can’t get my Stetsom programmed

[@dsk-xx]

Hertz seemed decent

[@jmcguire708]

At this point, Im not even getting an amp if it doesn't have its own full DSP. Im definitely not using a DSP that isnt set up with a pc. the AudioControl one is pretty good. but then again, their amps with the same DSP built in is way better.

[@arnicus208]

No point in DSPs with only 4 or 6 outputs. These reviews look like they’re a lot more about features and reviews about sound quality than actual quantifiable audio, measurements.

[@drrckhamilton]

That's interesting.......one of the dsp's that I have in my collection of dsp's is a helix mini.....4 in 6 out. With the right speakers (audiofrog 1.5" tweeter and 6.5" midbass) fully active and a sub this combination is probably one of my favorite. Yes, I have dsp's with more channels and typically I like 3 way active front stage, however, this tweeter plays really low and this is an absolute beast system.....especially only having 5 speakers. Tuning is EVERYTHING!

[@monkeymcgee3630]

I personally have the dm810 i ensure you it makes the system sound for clearer and definitely makes the system louder my 4 channel amp was damn near running on full tilt and still wasn't producing high quality sound

[@rauland]

Put a 6 channel helix in my wife’s truck… fully active 2-way up front and bridged 5&6 for a small sub….perfect for her. Absulutely a market for 4&6 ch dsp’s

[@SubwooferGym]

3 of the DSPs are barely even DSPs. AudioControl software is truly a disaster. The D4S dsp has been working great for me lately. Optical input (a must for me), (8) 4-6V+ outputs, good reliable apps for all platforms and Bluetooth streaming for a nice price.

[@omarflores257]

What is better, DSP or equalizer???

[@energyactivity8925]

Dsp it is an equalizer but better

[@anthonypacheco7606]

I'm having alot of trouble tunning my sound system any advice wouldbehighlyappreciated. I have a alpineivad310 old school and a clarion eqs-755 eq.

[@rayc9838]

Dsp

[@heavyd2062]

The Stetsom has only 4 outputs, that means a 2 channel and sub, or 4 channel only. There's no way to do a 4 channel and sub amp separately. Why not cover the Memphis audio VIV dsp? It blows all of them away.

[@heavyd2062]

Basically what you have done is not offer the BEST dsp's, but more of the Cheapest 4, a good one and an amp.

[@krazedougjr2578]

​@heavyd2062 yk 1 channel from the dsp can run as many channels as you want using rca splitters, right?

[@heavyd2062]

@@krazedougjr2578 well, here’s the thing, the answer is both yes and no. While the output can run more than one amp channel, you cut the signal down when it’s split off like that. The voltage output on the stetsom itself is rather low. Same with the prv. One of the things you want in a quality DSP is good output signal. Neither has that. What would you expect out of a DSP that can be bought new for as little as $60?

[@krazedougjr2578]

@heavyd2062 60? I thought they were for like 100+ So basically, a ds18 5way active crossover is better than a 4 channel dsp

[@heavyd2062]

@@krazedougjr2578 If you want a quality DSP with plenty of power and something easy to use, get a Memphis VIV68DSP. Sure, they are not cheap, but they are easy to program and have plenty of output voltage.

[@RodofAllTrades]

LMAO. Somebody on Amazon wanted over $2,300 for an Audiocontrol DM-810? Also, there's no mention of JL Audio's TwK-88. Tell me you have no clue about DSP's or car audio, without telling me. Way too much effort went into editing this video with all the flashy transitions and not enough went into it as far as showing these products from their native web pages, including their suggested retail prices. I would delete this video and start over and have different price range groups, like budget, midrange, and high-end.

[@99Duds]

It feels AI generated. A talk a lot and say nothing video.

[@clearchoice2112]

The flea market has hit the web and it's painful

[@kenfiedler1737]

What a joke. No Arc Audio, Audison, Brax, or Mosconi?

[@heavyd2062]

@@kenfiedler1737 or Memphis. The VIV series DSP is amazing.

[@PeteDuncan-q2u]

It makes you wonder, how could they do that

[@jackal6902]

The fact you kicked off with a $100 option makes you corrupt. Simples. :)

[@VinayJhinkoe]

Expert Air X8 is better than these

[@michaelgarner2318]

Audio control 810 is one of the worst dsp yet Comes with manufacturers defect plus extremly slow on updates.

[@luisblanco5811]

Todos los comentarios se matan ningún chile les enbona, compren el que les de su regalada gana alv

[@troypowell6204]

This guy is such a joke lol