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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: basque country
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I built an active three way speaker using a Marchand high and low pass crossover at 90hz. The mid to high xover, however, is at speaker level.
Now, I find sacd´s to be fairly variable in overall tone, i.e some are too bright sounding; and after long time-tweeking and testing different inductor values and tweeter levels I found that no single combination will suit all sacd´s. I did however find two that complement different recordings. Since each driver has its own amplifier and I have an unused welborne labs input selector board I would like to: Wind suitable inductors for line level use and insert them before the mid-woofer amp for a 1st order low pass. I would then have a choice of different curves to be selected from the welborne labs remote. So basically I need input on wire gauge for the inductors or any other ideas on the project. |
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