There is no low pass on betsy, just bsc as i wrote. There is just one cap 2uF on the ribbon, as high pass 1st order, crossover point ~8kHz.
I can try to dig out just the betsy with bsc, if i have it. But the speakers are now being painted, disconected. I can measure it later, if i do not find it.
I am working on small jlh amp now.
I can try to dig out just the betsy with bsc, if i have it. But the speakers are now being painted, disconected. I can measure it later, if i do not find it.
I am working on small jlh amp now.
There is no low pass on betsy, just bsc as i wrote. There is just one cap 2uF on the ribbon, as high pass 1st order, crossover point ~8kHz.
I can try to dig out just the betsy with bsc, if i have it. But the speakers are now being painted, disconected. I can measure it later, if i do not find it.
I am working on small jlh amp now.
Ok no thats fine what u gave is all I need thanks
Well done Adason,
So the curve behind the XO is tilting down 6 db octave, first order. So at 4000 Hz, I iassume the tweeter is around 4 to 5 dB higher than the Betsy which explain the little slope in the sensible area... sort of A3 OR Dunlavy...but totally free of xo in the mid this time. Cool unit. I'm going ro check the two drivers data to learn more ... 🙂
Thank you for your sharing
So the curve behind the XO is tilting down 6 db octave, first order. So at 4000 Hz, I iassume the tweeter is around 4 to 5 dB higher than the Betsy which explain the little slope in the sensible area... sort of A3 OR Dunlavy...but totally free of xo in the mid this time. Cool unit. I'm going ro check the two drivers data to learn more ... 🙂
Thank you for your sharing
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