Hi there
Im after some advice on 2 way crossovers. this is my first build so please keep explanations simple!
I am using:
tweeter:
response ribbon tweeter
nominal impedance 6 ohm
sensitivity 92db
it is recommended to be crossed over at 2500hz
Woofer:
response 6" kevlar woofer
nominal impedance 8ohm
sensitivity 85db
if you need more information i can scan the info sheets for frequency response charts and impedance charts etc
i was thinking i would do a first order crossover due to simplicity but i dont quite understand how much higher than the recommended crossover frequency i would have to go .Its lowest range is 1.8khz and i dont want to damage them by putting low frequency through them. The woofer appears to have rather varied response after 2 to 3khz as well.
also i dont quite know what i would have to do to balance up the sensitivity of the speakers. i was thinking an l-pad would do the trick but if anyone has better suggestions i would like to hear.
Im after some advice on 2 way crossovers. this is my first build so please keep explanations simple!
I am using:
tweeter:
response ribbon tweeter
nominal impedance 6 ohm
sensitivity 92db
it is recommended to be crossed over at 2500hz
Woofer:
response 6" kevlar woofer
nominal impedance 8ohm
sensitivity 85db
if you need more information i can scan the info sheets for frequency response charts and impedance charts etc
i was thinking i would do a first order crossover due to simplicity but i dont quite understand how much higher than the recommended crossover frequency i would have to go .Its lowest range is 1.8khz and i dont want to damage them by putting low frequency through them. The woofer appears to have rather varied response after 2 to 3khz as well.
also i dont quite know what i would have to do to balance up the sensitivity of the speakers. i was thinking an l-pad would do the trick but if anyone has better suggestions i would like to hear.