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27th September 2006, 05:44 AM
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Location: Canada
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Need Attenuator Advice
I recently built an MTM and discovered I need an attenuator for it (-3.67 dB).
I have always avoided attenuators by selecting drivers that match up nicely, but I miscalculated. I did a simulation and noticed that the change in frequency response was not linear, and that I would have to change crossover components (not something I want to do since it's a 4th order). It's o.k. if the crossover point changes a bit, but I would like to maintain the frequency response curve as best as I can. I was wondering if a balanced L or T attenuator could be useful here. Has anyone tried this? I'd really appreciate any advice or information. |
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