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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Chicago
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http://www.apexjr.com/speakerstuff.html
The JBL crossovers. I emailed them about the crossovers and here is what I was told. On all 4 of the crossovers the chokes are not marked, however The picture with the 2 x-overs have these parts 1 – 1.2ohm 5W & 37.5ohm 5W resistors 16uf 100Vnp & 20uf 100Vnp electolytics and 2- 3uf 250V blue poly caps Other rectangle crossover has the following; 1ea 7.5ohm 5W & 2.7ohm 10W Resistors,1 ea 7 uf 250V blue poly caps & 15uf 100V electrolytic. The 2 crescent shaped x-overs both have 6.8uf 100V caps and the larger one has a 3 ohm 7Watt resistor All 4 have dual gold plated red/black push binding posts Anyone have any ideas? |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Hi, DJNUBZ
It's impossible to tell with only this info. From or for which JBL-speakers or box are they? Do you want to replace them? Is it for JBL speakers? Home? Pro? Can't you mail the guys and ask the frequencies curves? Tell us some more. /Hugo
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I was looking to use them as a cheap set of crossovers for a home setup for a pair of speakers.
I'll email him if he has a scematic but I have a feeling he doesn't. |
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It turns out that under each component, the nominal parts value is shown. I confirmed the inductor values and drew up a map.
The values do not correspond to text-book 3rd order filters so let the figuring begin. dave
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OH wait a minit that is the one that i drew out. now isn't it. GRR. well the one that you drew out in 5 min and me 30 min LOL. Practice make's perfect..
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that is because your a
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anyone have any ideas on these yet?
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