"Nothing Ventured, nothing gained." - Benjamin Franklin
I can guess at that connector, J9, given the schematic and Neil's "education"...
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The Lanzar is a 4 + 4 ohm voice coil woofer. It's made to mount in a trunk given it's recommended sealed volume size of 13+ ft3. I doubt a car sub will...Leave a comment:
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Chris brings up other design criteria that's amiss with your plans,
I reiterate my recommendation to build a known design. Paul Carmody's...Leave a comment:
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All my statements are "per channel". The "divided by 2" in the power equation is a result of sine wave power calculations with respect...Leave a comment:
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Down firing mid-range? I'll let others council your on that.
You will not get 30 W into the 0.1 channel using a 12 V supply. The amp's ratings...Leave a comment:
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That was my first thought. Is there a mass produced (i.e., cheap) unit I could "hack" into my own project.
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What you'll find with the magnets is they hold very strong when pulling them apart. But they'll slide away from each other very easily.
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That's a good idea, the connection via the hinges.
I used these latch couplers to hold the lid on my boom box for transport. I needed a fail...Leave a comment:
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SilverD's schematic shows the encoder pins as 1-2-3 with 3 being ground. If they're laid out on the module that way - with ground at the end - this may...Leave a comment:
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Oh. Sorry, confused your posts with the OP.'s....Leave a comment:
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Aah beach sand. It gets everywhere. Yes, even there. Ask her.
I think the first issue is to decide the format: 2.0 or 2.1 boombox. From...Leave a comment:
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It's a good thing school started
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Not sure if your understanding the implications of my last post. It has little to do with the 1.5K Hz crossover point. It's all about bass response below...Leave a comment:
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From your pic.'s it seems my original guess is correct. There aren't any passive XO components, it's an electronic XO likely with DSP. A couple of points...Leave a comment:
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All good info. Made me think of the 60's/70's Marantz units and their smooth, weighty tuning dials.
I think Tom (and me) would be happy...Leave a comment:
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I think the case here is a new technology to acclimate. Once you have a grip on that, you'll see the simplicity of the encoder system. And with an intelligent...Leave a comment:
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That's a strange implementation. Using 10 buttons and a voltage divider network to control one function. After all, one major purpose of these electronic...Leave a comment:
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