Yeah, I figured I had it wrong. in post 17 at the top of the image there is the + side of the amp output then a coil labeled fcore connected to a round thing that is the thermistor that is connected to another coil with two lines over it and that is connected to the + side of the back bass driver.
On the schematic I attached in post 16 it the same circuit, + from the output of the amp, to a coil I labeled L1 then down to a component I labeled C4 (that is the theristor, I didn't know it at the time) then the connection goes right and up and is connected to a coil I labeled LE then to the - side of what I called the sub woofer. You can also test it with the speaker not connected to anything. There should be nearly 0 resistance across the two wires coming from the thermister. It only opens when it gets into overload. Hope this helps.
On the schematic I attached in post 16 it the same circuit, + from the output of the amp, to a coil I labeled L1 then down to a component I labeled C4 (that is the theristor, I didn't know it at the time) then the connection goes right and up and is connected to a coil I labeled LE then to the - side of what I called the sub woofer. You can also test it with the speaker not connected to anything. There should be nearly 0 resistance across the two wires coming from the thermister. It only opens when it gets into overload. Hope this helps.
@Zvuchniak the three 10 ohm resistors in parallel, in the tweeter and mid circuits, should be 10/3 not 10 x 3.
Also, on the 2Ci at least the 1000uF connects on the other side of the poly fuse as I recall,
so that only the acoustic coupler cuts out when the poly fuse opens. Perhaps this was a change.
Also, on the 2Ci at least the 1000uF connects on the other side of the poly fuse as I recall,
so that only the acoustic coupler cuts out when the poly fuse opens. Perhaps this was a change.
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veandersteen 2 ce circuit and resistor information
hi guys I am a veandersteen 2 owner I have posted info about the crossover repairs I to have hit brick wall when it came time to repair my speaker so I traced out the circuit and worked out all the values of the components etc. so if the are people out the who need assistance with this I am only to happy to email a free copy of the circuit and a link to buy the replacement L pads theses are very important they become dirty and high in résistance the have to be bought from the states this is my email eletrontube42@gmail.com this is a new post 12/4/13 hope this helps
hi guys I am a veandersteen 2 owner I have posted info about the crossover repairs I to have hit brick wall when it came time to repair my speaker so I traced out the circuit and worked out all the values of the components etc. so if the are people out the who need assistance with this I am only to happy to email a free copy of the circuit and a link to buy the replacement L pads theses are very important they become dirty and high in résistance the have to be bought from the states this is my email eletrontube42@gmail.com this is a new post 12/4/13 hope this helps
10 ohm 1 watt and you will need to replace the l pads by the looks of the damage http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=260-248
Speaker L-Pad Attenuator 15W Mono 3/8" Shaft 8 Ohm
I have the circuit if you need it a point to note its double sided pcb good soldering is needed and remove all the silicon on both and up grade wattage etc
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