Do you need a standalone processor or a DSP amplifier?
This collection carries the DSP412PRO processor and the FLX700.4PRO and FLX1400.4PRO DSP amplifiers. The DSP412PRO is a configurable processor with up to four inputs and twelve outputs, with DiaLD software and a published IP65 rating, the current Cicada processor for a larger or more precise system. The earlier DSP88V2 remains listed for reference, but the DSP412PRO is the current recommendation.
FAQ
Standalone processor or a DSP amplifier?
A DSP amplifier such as the FLX PRO puts power and tuning in one compact box, well suited to compact systems. The standalone DSP412PRO suits a larger system that needs more inputs, outputs and control.
Is the DSP412PRO weatherproof?
Yes, it carries a published IP65 rating. FLX amplifiers use conformal-coated circuitry rather than a published enclosure rating, so mount those out of direct water.
What about the DSP88V2?
The DSP88V2 remains listed for reference, but the DSP412PRO is the current Cicada processor and the one we recommend for a new build, with DiaLD software and the IP65 rating.
Do I need DSP at all?
Not for a basic upgrade, but DSP is what lets you align the front stage and set crossovers precisely, which makes a real difference on a bike where the speaker positions are fixed. See the DSP amplifiers.