Hello CAaper!
Could you give me a 906 crossover wire diagram?
We will do it next week, and whoever is doing it said that it would be easier to do it based on the drawing.🤪
Could you give me a 906 crossover wire diagram?
We will do it next week, and whoever is doing it said that it would be easier to do it based on the drawing.🤪
Ohh..I forgot that too.
I couldn't find it anywhere on the web.
Because the ones I bought don't fit on the original, so I have to make a new board. Therefore, it would be important to know what goes where.
I couldn't find it anywhere on the web.
Because the ones I bought don't fit on the original, so I have to make a new board. Therefore, it would be important to know what goes where.
Hello!
Is this a good idea? If not, can anyone who knows better help me with the poles?
I know my sketch is ugly and funny at the same time...🙂
Is this a good idea? If not, can anyone who knows better help me with the poles?
I know my sketch is ugly and funny at the same time...🙂
Hello! It is with these parts that the final crossover will be made. Supposedly because of the litze wire, I may have to use a smaller resistor instead of 1.2 ohm. Hello! It is with these parts that the final crossover will be made. Supposedly because of the litze wire, I may have to use a smaller resistor instead of 1.2 ohm.It will be done next week.
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Why not use resistors? No resistance anywhere? I don't understand your sentence about the tweeter. Could you explain?
I can't make a diagram, I do it by hearsay.
There is no Mills resistance in Hungary, and his order no longer arrives on time. I asked because I saw that Greenpaul did not use resistance. The Jantzen Superes resistors are also said to be good.
Maybe what I can get quickly is the Mundorf supreme 20W. What do you think about it?
I understand, and you are right. I may test with the cheap Jantzen to see if the sound ratio is right etc, and if I feel a lack of sound after the burn-in I will order the mills.Because of the differences in the properties of the litz wire and the iron core coil, I may need smaller resistors in place of the 1.2 ohm. Anyone have any idea why Greenpaul didn't use a resistor? I've been meaning to ask this for a while.
Likely root cause of peaks at 630hz and 800hz. One cabinet braced and these peaks are reduced but not entirely eliminated. Started on the second speaker have completed unscientific tests by wrapping my knuckles against the cabinet.
Measurements confirm cabinet resonances are a contributing factor. Back panel peak resonance is 800 hz most prominent just above the plastic speaker terminal plate. Front panel peak is 630 hz loudest just above the woofer but still below the tweeter.
red bars in pics below represent the baseline.
Measurements confirm cabinet resonances are a contributing factor. Back panel peak resonance is 800 hz most prominent just above the plastic speaker terminal plate. Front panel peak is 630 hz loudest just above the woofer but still below the tweeter.
red bars in pics below represent the baseline.
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Maybe GR research is a much better match for your amp. Audioscience measured the GR speaker as 6.5 ohm min resistance vs 4.5 ohm for the 906.
I made such vibration dampers under the speaker. Immediately, the bass became much nicer and tighter. The spike was not good.
