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I have an ESP Kit that I built. It is a 4th order 2200Hz active XO. The frequency can be changed by changing 8 resistors.
It is fully assembled, and uses OPA2134 Opamps, 1% metal film resistors, and 2% Panasonic film capacitors in the filter sections. In the PSU decoupling sections, it uses Panasonic FC capacitors. These are some of the best components available and give it a very clean sound. I am selling it for $60. The board alone costs about $20 from ESP, and the rest of the components in this board easily account for the other costs, as well as not having to burn your fingers. Free shipping to the 48 states as well. e-mail to: paul_hilgeman@fastmail.fm if interested. -Paul Hilgeman |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Michigan
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Hi Paul,
Can the output be easily taken from the first 12db/oct filter to make it switchable between 12db and 24db/oct slopes?
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