mpmarino said:
With a
in between, yes. 
If I remember correctly, Papa said somewhere that it doesn't have enough swing to drive F4.
Zen Mod said:
ya forgot that Papa is from generation which is always aware of
(possibility that woof can go in state of )
"rollin' ....... rollin' ......... rollin' ........."
(that "rollin' " part sing in most crazy way you can think of )
(even Jaccovitty isn't capable to make this sort of sentence composition .......)
Limpede bizkit's are 😀
Nutty roller's
mpmarino said:
I don't currently have plans for a high-swing line stage, so an
F4 would work fine, but wouldn't reach full power. Certainly
there are many other options, maybe a DIY board from
passdiy.
> Last weekend I took a short break from baffles to listen to my Lowther-in-a-box, which is a pair of C45 (the cheapest drive they have) in sealed Parts Express boxes and mated with a pair of Velodyne subs that Fry's was selling for $129.
> The result required some baffle-step-correction for the Lowthers,
Are you doing this actively or passively ?
Would you be publishing the details ?
> What surprised me was that I was easily able to set the Velodyne crossover to match the Lowthers, and the merge between the two was very good at 200 Hz, with the amplitude and phase matching well.
I presume you are using a high pass for the Lowther.
Some details would be appreciated.
Patrick
> The result required some baffle-step-correction for the Lowthers,
Are you doing this actively or passively ?
Would you be publishing the details ?
> What surprised me was that I was easily able to set the Velodyne crossover to match the Lowthers, and the merge between the two was very good at 200 Hz, with the amplitude and phase matching well.
I presume you are using a high pass for the Lowther.
Some details would be appreciated.
Patrick
No, I was not using a high-pass on the Lowthers. The small sealed
box covers this for the most part.
The baffle-step can be active or passive. I am at Inverness at the
moment, but when I'm back and have time I plan a write-up on both
filters.
box covers this for the most part.
The baffle-step can be active or passive. I am at Inverness at the
moment, but when I'm back and have time I plan a write-up on both
filters.
> The small sealed box covers this for the most part.
Something like 0.4 cu. ft. ?
> when I'm back and have time I plan a write-up on both filters.
Most appreciated.
Patrick
Something like 0.4 cu. ft. ?
> when I'm back and have time I plan a write-up on both filters.
Most appreciated.
Patrick
> The baffle-step can be active or passive. I am at Inverness at the moment, but when I'm back and have time I plan a write-up on both filters.
Any chance of a quick schematics of the BSC ?
Thanks,
Patrick
Any chance of a quick schematics of the BSC ?
Thanks,
Patrick
Seems we lost the ALEPH gallery on PassDIY.com when the website
was refreshed... there was a lot of nice work there.
I suppose this was unavoidable, since the Aleph user manuals were
removed some time a go.
I understand the necessity, still a little sad that people have to abuse
Mr. Pass' generosity.
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Onward!!!! Can't wait to see the new B1 write up. 🙂
was refreshed... there was a lot of nice work there.
I suppose this was unavoidable, since the Aleph user manuals were
removed some time a go.
I understand the necessity, still a little sad that people have to abuse
Mr. Pass' generosity.
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Onward!!!! Can't wait to see the new B1 write up. 🙂