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Hey guys,
I am having a heck of a time trying to find a crossover schematic for the old 800hz crossover on these old Peavey relics. Anyone have any ideas? I am trying to trace the PCB, but there is a transformer in the circuit I am assuming as a dual inductor but has no value and a cap that seems to do nothing, but I am sure that is not the case.
As for why, I am trying to see if it is feasible to shift the x over up to 1500hz as in the newer models, and accomodate a Selenium D220ti for the tweeter. I know that is FAR from ideal, but it is what I have and if it works marginally I will be ok with it. I tried it with the stock xover, it sounded ok but of course fried the diaphragm within a few hours use as expected. Much too low x over for high power use in that horn. Thanks for any help, I am willing to do the trial and error just need a baseline for reference. I do have pics of the crossover if needed.
I am having a heck of a time trying to find a crossover schematic for the old 800hz crossover on these old Peavey relics. Anyone have any ideas? I am trying to trace the PCB, but there is a transformer in the circuit I am assuming as a dual inductor but has no value and a cap that seems to do nothing, but I am sure that is not the case.
As for why, I am trying to see if it is feasible to shift the x over up to 1500hz as in the newer models, and accomodate a Selenium D220ti for the tweeter. I know that is FAR from ideal, but it is what I have and if it works marginally I will be ok with it. I tried it with the stock xover, it sounded ok but of course fried the diaphragm within a few hours use as expected. Much too low x over for high power use in that horn. Thanks for any help, I am willing to do the trial and error just need a baseline for reference. I do have pics of the crossover if needed.
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