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Zobel with Jordan JX92s fullrange?
So, I've built the GM/Abpea "first draft" Jordan JX92s MLTL's. Described right here. They're beautiful. Right now I'm listening to Michael McDonald's "Motown" - I still jump at some of the percussion, it's that good.
But I want to add baffle step compensation, 'cuz Michael's a little weak. OK, I can do inductors & follow formulas, and get about a 2 mH inductor || with a resistor I'll play around with to match the room. But I noticed that Martin King & Bob Brines have included a zobel with their Fostex full-range designs... on the other hand, from what I can find Jim Griffin's Jordan design does not. Should I include a zobel for the Jordan? mk |
oh, and, doh, I'm driving it with your average commercial 5.1 solid state receiver...
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Interesting! You are the first person I am aware of that has felt it needed some BSC. Anyway, yes, I would try a Zobel. Just using the published specs/plot, I get 5.625 ohms/5.053 uF to reactance annul Re (assumes 4.5 ohms). Really, with a Zobel, you may not feel the need for any BSC.
Anyway, please let us know the results and what you wound up using. GM |
What are those RL combinations for?
Newbie question: the Jordan Website has recommendations of RL pairs to use with the JX92S in their standard boxes. These, I thought, were to strengthen the bottom end. Are these for BSC purposes?
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hey TCPIP what box did you build for your JX92?
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Preliminary report on Zobel/BSC - Icky, icky
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FWIW, I also included a driver brace as recommended in the original thread. Of course, I put the zobel & BSC inside of the box, since I was "finishing" it :smash: . (They now they look great, just sound awful) This weekend I'm going to pull it out, re-stuff, and try the darned thing again, but with just zobel, just BSC (and do them external), just driver brace... the way I should have. |
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