Increasing output when frequency rises

[WrineX]

Hi there had the folowing question. how to overcome the output increase when frequency goes up. what is the simple solution?

caus i've read serveal people only use a cap in there crossover, but there is also this rise in output the higher the frequency ? or am i complete going nuts on this one

i thought there whas this network to compensate for this but im not sure anymore.

[bolserst]

Originally Posted by WrineX

Hi there had the folowing question. how to overcome the output increase when frequency goes up. what is the simple solution?

caus i've read serveal people only use a cap in there crossover, but there is also this rise in output the higher the frequency ? or am i complete going nuts on this one

i thought there whas this network to compensate for this but im not sure anymore.

Could you tell us a little bit more about the type of transducer you are asking about?
Is it a ribbon or ESL? Is it a point source or a line source?

[MJ Dijkstra]

- electrical segmentation (e.g. like audiostatic)
- adding R, primairy or secundairy from the trannie

Can't say which is the best. You'll need the response curve of the trannie anyway