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I'm making my first foray into DIY with a crossover kit from John Pomann. This will be a three way L-R using Burr Brown Opamps. I don't mind the opamps on the low pass, but would like to ultimately replace the ones on the mid bandpass and high pass with discrete buffer stages, perhaps using a FET. As a beginner I'll need my hand held on this one. So any simplified instructions, schematics, explanations and recommendations are heartily appreciated.
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Calgary
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Check out the articles at these sites:
http://www.borbelyaudio.com http://www.passdiy.com The Pass site has a crossover project "coming soon". This will probably be just what you want if you can wait a bit. Grollins started a thread here a while back on crossover design, check that out as well. Have fun! |
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