About passive parallel crossover.
Generally all the passive crossover are referred to ground .When an amplifier has its outputs + and – live (balanced) and a symmetric topology like Son Of Zen, does the crossover (with a ground referenced topology) affect performance of the system?
Well if I am not wrong a parallel crossover can be arranged :
Generally all the passive crossover are referred to ground .When an amplifier has its outputs + and – live (balanced) and a symmetric topology like Son Of Zen, does the crossover (with a ground referenced topology) affect performance of the system?
Well if I am not wrong a parallel crossover can be arranged :
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For simplicity I have showed only a simply low –pass filter . But I do the same thing in the hi-pass half of the crossover dividing resistors and doubling capacitors .
That is what I do with my system . The filtering is somewhat modified? Also can this reduce the distortion of the system amp-speaker? Comments are welcome.
For simplicity I have showed only a simply low –pass filter . But I do the same thing in the hi-pass half of the crossover dividing resistors and doubling capacitors .
That is what I do with my system . The filtering is somewhat modified? Also can this reduce the distortion of the system amp-speaker? Comments are welcome.
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