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Old 8th December 2004, 11:23 PM   #1
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Default Can you commment on this xover?

This is the xover of the mid of my Living Voice Avatar speaker. The driver is Vifa paper cone which has a part number of ..17.. something which I forgot. The configuration in D'appolito.

I'll try to draw it out here since I don't have a website.

-----------------------------LLL2------------------------- +
| | |
| | |
CCC1 RRR2 |
| | |
| | |
LLL1 | | 2 Woofer
| | |
| | |
| CCC2 CCC3
RRR1 | |
| | |
| | |
-------------------------------------------------------------- -

These are the values: LLL2 = .974mh
LLL1 = .303mh
CCC1 = 22uf
CCC2 = 1.5uf
CCC3 = 10uf
RRR1 = 10.12
RRR2 = 3.5

My question is that I always feel like the speaker is a little lean and overly damp in the mid bass. Are there anything I can change to improve on the midbass?
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Old 8th December 2004, 11:37 PM   #2
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It looks like my drawing got messed up. Maybe I can try to say it in words:

Input + First CCC1 LLL1 RRR1 is a series LCR circuit in parallel with the input. Let's call this LCR1.

Then LCR1 is in parallel with LLL2.

LLL2 is in parallel with RRR2 + CCC2//CCC3.


I can try this:

---------------LLL2----------------------------- +
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|
aaa CCC1aaaaaaaRRR2
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa| 2 Woofer
aaaLLL1aaaaaaaaa|--------
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa|
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|aaaaa|
aaaRRR1aaaaaaaCCC2aCCC3
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|aaaaa|
---------------------------------------------------- -

I have insert the "a" letter so that all the white space get deleted.
Sorry for the messy drawing.
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Old 8th December 2004, 11:38 PM   #3
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Another try:

-----------LLL2----------------------------- +
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|
aaa CCC1aaaaaaaRRR2
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|aaaaaaaaaaaaaa 2 Woofer
aaaLLL1aaaaaaaaa|--------
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa|
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|aaaaa|
aaaRRR1aaaaaaaCCC2aCCC3
aaaa|aaaaaaaaaaa|aaaaa|
---------------------------------------------------- -
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Old 8th December 2004, 11:40 PM   #4
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You don't need a website. You can draw it, save it as a .gif and attach the file to your post.
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Old 8th December 2004, 11:51 PM   #5
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I think the attached file is the xover in GIF format.
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