rpb
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Last Activity: 07-14-2018, 02:47 PM
Joined: 06-28-2006
Location: North Carolina
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Maybe add a 3 ohm padding resistor before the x-over, and reduce the size of the resistor that is after the x-over. The resistor that is in parallel with... -
Is the coil wire twisted tightly around the cap lead, or is it just laying against it and soldered? Try connecting a jumper wire to make an additional...Leave a comment:
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Just add that the high frequency driver must be called a tweeter by the manufacturer. I don't see anything in this thread pertaining to bare minimum that...Leave a comment:
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Where does it say that a tweeter is required to be used for the high frequency driver? When can you post the final rules? Is teaming up allowed?...Leave a comment:
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Is something like this considered a tweeter?
https://www.parts-express.com/peerle...luminum-dome-m...Leave a comment:
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Not sure what you have in mind on the wood working, but the AC is 7.28" outside diameter. That's not going to seal mounted in a 7" cutout. I...Leave a comment:
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Loud, and extended usually run the cost up considerably, and on top of that, there's often a weak spot in the design that ends up limiting it anyway....Leave a comment:
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It's better to be conservative in choosing a x-over point. Crossing at 2k, or higher will probably sound better than crossing below 1k even at low spl....Leave a comment:
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Try this filter on the woofer....
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An almost related question on 5 x-over parts. Can two coils, caps, or resistors used to make a precise value count as one part?...Leave a comment:
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One way would be to add a LCR notch across the main woofer. I'd suggest a 1mH coil, a 2.7uf cap, and a 2 ohm resistor. Other values can work also if you...Leave a comment:
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You might try padding the tweeter about 2dB, and see how you like it. Are you listening to a pair, or just one speaker sitting on your work bench?...Leave a comment:
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