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1st September 2008, 04:52 PM
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simplest three way crossover using 2 caps and 1 resistor
I ripped apart some old speakers recently in haste, but want to resurect the three way crossover they had inside. I t comprised the following:
5w 2.2 Ohm wirewound 4.7uf 100v bipolar 6.8uf 100v bipolar Can someone please knock up the schematic for these? Everything I search for inlcudes at least one inductor, which whilst I'm sure is better, is not necessary for what I am doing. Many thanks, Dan |
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