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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Fort Collins Colorado
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Greets
there is a need for a simple 40hz/35hz active low cutoff filter with a very steep cutoff for the diy tapped horns. Anyone got a fairly simple circuit for one? While we're at it a 12/24db 16khz or really steep 18khz would be rather usefull for the piezo crowd. |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Fort Collins Colorado
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Another usefull filter would be a 100hz mic level balanced filter for vocal mics or an active line level version. Active would be 80/100hz steep cutoff and 16k cutoff.
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Download Filter-Pro from Texas Instruments -- does all the work for ya.
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