Isn't this kid already better than the Fountek Neo X 2?
I still look towards the Fountek Neo X 2.
And it became very interesting about plasma tweeters. But there is very little information about them on Google. Only articles, but no specific model.
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Plasma tweeter is very cool for me. but I myself will definitely not do that. Although the topic is very interesting.
In general, I opted for the Fountek Neo X 2.0 tweeter. I think he should be perfect for me.
Now I have one more question: how to make a second order filter for this tweeter so that the cutoff frequency can be adjusted from 4 kHz to 16 kHz? Do you have any ready-made schematics? I would be very grateful for your help.
I found this interesting supertweeter filter at a Japanese auction. But the price is very inadequate. It seems to me that it is easy to do it yourself. There would be a scheme ...
ヤフオク! - スーパーツィーターの構築に 独立設置型 クロス...
Now I have one more question: how to make a second order filter for this tweeter so that the cutoff frequency can be adjusted from 4 kHz to 16 kHz? Do you have any ready-made schematics? I would be very grateful for your help.
I found this interesting supertweeter filter at a Japanese auction. But the price is very inadequate. It seems to me that it is easy to do it yourself. There would be a scheme ...
ヤフオク! - スーパーツィーターの構築に 独立設置型 クロス...
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I am sure its an excellent ribbon. I use similar, just horn loaded. I believe I used it with aurum cantus midwoofer. Post #27
NOLA speakers
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A filter is just a coil and capacitor. You might like to flatten the impedance to have linear impedance. The filter is a bit trial and error, and you need to be able to measure.
Some help here, but remember text book filters are just examples
Impedance Equalization (L-Pad) Circuit Designer / Calculator Help
That small Foster ribbon at PE for 17 bucks is really good and goes well past 20k.
Foster E100T10 Planar Tweeter 8 Ohm
Foster E100T10 Planar Tweeter 8 Ohm
I wouldn't waste my time trying to achieve flat response past 20k if you mainly listen to CD quality PCM audio sampled at 44.1k or DVDs at 48k.
Like yourself, I used to spin vinyl in clubs in the 80s and currently play bass, drums and love loud music. I can still hear to 15k and wasn't able to hear past 18k as a teenager. I also was an auto tech, engine builder and wood worker (loud occupations), so I guess genetics play a role here too.
I bought these tweeters after all:
Foster E100T10 Planar Tweeter 8 Ohm
They will come to me at the end of August. 🙂)
I have to ask for your advice again, dear experts. These tweeters have frequencies ranging from 6 kHz to 40 kHz. Does this mean that there is no need to do a crossover for these tweeters?
P.S. By the way, if you want to laugh: I bought 4 of these tweeters by accident. I don’t understand how it happened. 🙂 There was an expensive delivery, almost 80 bucks, and I decided to buy other interesting things, and did not notice how I put 2 more tweeters in the basket. 🙂
Foster E100T10 Planar Tweeter 8 Ohm
They will come to me at the end of August. 🙂)
I have to ask for your advice again, dear experts. These tweeters have frequencies ranging from 6 kHz to 40 kHz. Does this mean that there is no need to do a crossover for these tweeters?
P.S. By the way, if you want to laugh: I bought 4 of these tweeters by accident. I don’t understand how it happened. 🙂 There was an expensive delivery, almost 80 bucks, and I decided to buy other interesting things, and did not notice how I put 2 more tweeters in the basket. 🙂
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The Foster E100T10 tweeters require a crossover of 12dB per octave at 6400 Hz or higher/steeper slope to handle their rated power.
Without a crossover, low frequency signal would destroy the diaphragm at far less than rated power.
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.the dude says how to run it .... he says how to set up a crossover..so noing nothing about his tweeter it sounds.... no potentiometer needed....the most basic is , cap it at .47 done...it won't blow
I stopped understanding English. 🙂) I'm not very good at it anyway, but with this message it's generally dark. 🙂)