Release notes
Version 0.7.0
February 2, 2026
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Version 0.7.0
February 2, 2026
Overview
A major feature release focused on advanced EQ/DSP tools, enhanced simulation metrics, and improved configuration flexibility. This release adds Linkwitz Transform and shelf EQ options, group delay visualization, per-configuration power levels, and configurable warning thresholds.
New Features
Linkwitz Transform EQ
- Low Frequency Extension: Use the Linkwitz Transform to electronically extend the bass response of sealed enclosures
- Configurable Parameters: Set source F₀/Q₀ (your sealed system's Fc/Qtc) and target Fp/Qp
- Visual Feedback: See the transform's effect on the SPL response in the EQ overlay
High/Low Shelf EQ
- Low Shelf: Boost or cut frequencies below a shelf frequency
- High Shelf: Boost or cut frequencies above a shelf frequency
- Simple Controls: Just frequency and gain - no Q to worry about
Group Delay Graph
- New Visualization: See group delay (in milliseconds) across the frequency range
- Phase-Derived: Calculated from the derivative of the phase response
- Auto-Scaling: Graph automatically scales to show the full delay range
Reference Efficiency Display
- η₀ Calculation: Reference efficiency now displayed in the Driver Specs panel
- Sensitivity Conversion: Shows equivalent 1W/1m sensitivity in dB
- Calculated from T/S: Derived from Fs, Vas, and Qes per standard formulas
Per-Configuration Power Levels
- No more global power levels - set per enclosure
Configurable Warning Thresholds
- Port Velocity Warning: Adjust the port velocity warning threshold (default 17 m/s)
- Xmax Reference Lines: Toggle visibility of Xmax reference lines on excursion graphs
- Persistent Settings: Preferences saved to local storage
Xmech/Xdamage Support
- Extended Excursion Limits: Drivers can now specify Xmech (mechanical limit) and Xdamage (damage threshold) in addition to Xmax
- Visual Reference Lines: When defined, Xmech and Xdamage appear as additional reference lines on the excursion graph
- Color-Coded: Different line styles distinguish Xmax (dashed), Xmech (dotted amber), and Xdamage (red)
Improvements
EQ Editor Enhancements
- Added dropdown options for Linkwitz Transform, High Shelf, and Low Shelf filters
- Improved UI for Linkwitz Transform with source/target parameter groupings
- Better labeling of frequency field based on filter type (Cutoff, Center, Shelf)
Driver Specs Panel
- New Efficiency section showing η₀ and calculated sensitivity
- Support for displaying Xmech and Xdamage when available