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2nd September 2010, 08:41 AM
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12 dB enough for subwoofer lowpass filter?
I am designing a lowpass filter for a subwoofer and would really like to make the crossover frequency adjustable as described at DIY Mini Subwoofer .
But I guess most available pots are limited to dual-gang, so I will be stuck at 12 dB (unless I want to make it adjustable to a couple set frequencies using jumpers). Do you think that is enough? |
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