Does such a thing exist ? I'm building a 10" reflex sub for a home cinema set-up I'm building up with biggest possible low end extension being the primary goal.
I've come up with something but I need a 20hz low cut filter on it, I know the Behringer Super-X Pro's have a 25hz low cut but that's not really enough. Was wandering if there was another analogue crossover with a 20hz low cut.
I'm rebuilding some JBL 8340 cinema speakers into square boxes for mid/highs.
Wanted a crossover with build in 20hz low cut to minimize connections etc.
Thanks in advance,
Myles
I've come up with something but I need a 20hz low cut filter on it, I know the Behringer Super-X Pro's have a 25hz low cut but that's not really enough. Was wandering if there was another analogue crossover with a 20hz low cut.
I'm rebuilding some JBL 8340 cinema speakers into square boxes for mid/highs.
Wanted a crossover with build in 20hz low cut to minimize connections etc.
Thanks in advance,
Myles
Thel in Germany have designed a new sub xo with a steep high pass filter, exactly for this reason ... the excursion problem related to the very low bass EQ with vented systems
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actually that is rubbish ... it is not a xo, but 'only' a adjustable high pass sub filter, but with integrated subbass EQ, which probably is the special trick (lowest cut frequency is 13hz)
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actually that is rubbish ... it is not a xo, but 'only' a adjustable high pass sub filter, but with integrated subbass EQ, which probably is the special trick (lowest cut frequency is 13hz)
Ahhhh, fair play !
I've been toying with the idea of getting a miniDSP if I'm honest !
With the excursion below 20hz going through the roof with my design, the 48db/octave slopes possible on the miniDSP will be greatly appreciated.
Myles
I've been toying with the idea of getting a miniDSP if I'm honest !
With the excursion below 20hz going through the roof with my design, the 48db/octave slopes possible on the miniDSP will be greatly appreciated.
Myles
Would still like use an analogue crossover if there was one that does what I need it too.
There is a citronic crossover that has a 40hz low cut. Not seen another analogue crossover with a low cut on other than the Super-X Pro's as mentioned above.
Some people have mentioned modifying the low cut/HPF on the Behringer Super-X Pro 2310 but would rather something that's designed from a manufacturer with 20hz cut on it, rather than modifying one.
Myles
There is a citronic crossover that has a 40hz low cut. Not seen another analogue crossover with a low cut on other than the Super-X Pro's as mentioned above.
Some people have mentioned modifying the low cut/HPF on the Behringer Super-X Pro 2310 but would rather something that's designed from a manufacturer with 20hz cut on it, rather than modifying one.
Myles
Hi,
Its easy to modify any high pass filter down in frequency
by simply increasing the capacitors by a fixed ratio.
Another option is to use a peaking high bass filter with
an overdamped vented alignment to get the extension.
The high pass then does 2 jobs, EQ and roll-off.
To change Q you need to manipulate capacitor values
and ratio's for a typical maximally flat Butterworth filter.
rgds, sreten.
Its easy to modify any high pass filter down in frequency
by simply increasing the capacitors by a fixed ratio.
Another option is to use a peaking high bass filter with
an overdamped vented alignment to get the extension.
The high pass then does 2 jobs, EQ and roll-off.
To change Q you need to manipulate capacitor values
and ratio's for a typical maximally flat Butterworth filter.
rgds, sreten.
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