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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: west palm beach
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http://web.njit.edu/~cas1383/crossovers/
This is a web site of a simple crossover I understand every thing but the wiring can you please help |
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The one and only
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OK, you have a "+" and a "-" coming out of the amplifier, and
you have a "+" and a "-" going into the speaker. The crossover is in between. Assuming that the driver will be "in phase", then the "-" from the amplifier goes to the "-" of the speaker. If these are not marked as "+" and "-", then sometimes they are red for "+", or some sort of dot on the "+" speaker terminal. The crossover sits in between the amplifier and the speaker. Since it's a high-pass filter, it will consist of the capacitor placed from the "+" output of the amplifier to the "+" input of the speaker. The inductor will be placed across the "+" and "-" leads of the speaker. If the speaker is to be wired out of phase, which is often the case, simply reverse the "+" and "-" of the speaker connections. |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: west palm beach
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iI shold have been more specific when asking the questionbut that isn't my website and i know all the other steps but how to wire the whole thing i under stand what i can see but the wires are all the same color and when it goes out of the picture i don't know what wire is what and what wire goes where
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: west palm beach
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I should have checked this over before submiting the reply so im going to rewrite it
I should have been more specific when asking the question, but that isn't my website. I know all the other steps but how to wire the whole thing I don't understand. I can wire what I can see but the wires are all the same color and when it goes out of the picture I don't know what wire is what and what wire goes where please help with the whole wiring |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jakarta
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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I'm sorry but modelling the drivers with 3.9 ohm resistors is just
plain wrong. You need to take into account the inductance of the bass driver, an average of typical values will be far better than no value at all. The impedance peak of the tweeter also has to be considered, as does any sensitivity differences between the drivers. This is for in-car use. For domestic speakers it gets even more complicated. Sorry, but simply not worth building, it will not work as advertised. /sreten.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: west palm beach
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thanks for the drawing but if its not worth making then im not going to waste my time with it if anybody has a drawing of a simple crossover it would be very helpful
thanks |
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