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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Paris, France
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Hello everybody there!
I' m looking for some plans from a Celestion SL 6S or Si crossover. I have a pair of SL6 copperdomed speakers with fried domes. and I own a pair of Celestion SL700 alu tweeters. I'm wanting to rebuid the SL6 with the 700's tweeters. But due to the increased efficiency and different beheaviour of the alu dome, I have to match the high pass section to the existing low pass. can anybody help me with a schematic ? I would immensely appreciate any return.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Cascais
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If they are compatible (the two tweeters) why don't you use a variable pad and translate the reference values to the fixed resistors, after you adjusted for the right attenuation.
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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hello Inductor. thanks for you answer.
I know the method of padding down a tweeter...I just want to check if they modified the high pass as the alu tweeter may have different HF ringing modes beyond 20.000 as metal domes ususally do; maybe the ingeneers at Celestion implemented a notch filter for HF peaks ... just curiousity. and comparison with the SL6 filter. best regards jo.
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really no one to help me ?
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Ringing modes would be bad, and easy to check as you say, from looking at the xover, and not very pro. Why don't you post it.
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