hey guys
i thought i could have better sound through my Sennheiser HD212Pro + iPod Nano 5th gen combo, implementing crossfeed. for the simplest circuit, i went (attached), all the components were used as specified in the circuit, 470nF Polypropylene cap (100V), 1k resistors 2.19k resistor. My headphone specs are 32ohm impedance, 20Hz-19000Hz, 112dB senstivity. the problem is, the crossfeed i built is not working as expected, its killing the bass, giving me a tweeter overall rather than headphones.
please note that i wanted a spatial effect, which lead me to the above schematic, taken from
HeadWize - Project: A DIY Headphone-Amplifier with Natural Crossfeed by Jan Meier
what have i done wrong? why is the sound more crappy? i ensured good caps and resistors, nothing is shorted, there's no crossfeed (i feel). what should i do?
i thought i could have better sound through my Sennheiser HD212Pro + iPod Nano 5th gen combo, implementing crossfeed. for the simplest circuit, i went (attached), all the components were used as specified in the circuit, 470nF Polypropylene cap (100V), 1k resistors 2.19k resistor. My headphone specs are 32ohm impedance, 20Hz-19000Hz, 112dB senstivity. the problem is, the crossfeed i built is not working as expected, its killing the bass, giving me a tweeter overall rather than headphones.
please note that i wanted a spatial effect, which lead me to the above schematic, taken from
HeadWize - Project: A DIY Headphone-Amplifier with Natural Crossfeed by Jan Meier
what have i done wrong? why is the sound more crappy? i ensured good caps and resistors, nothing is shorted, there's no crossfeed (i feel). what should i do?