deffered crossover
gday!
djQUAN! you made two realy different channel.
I'm not sure about amplitude linearity as well.
I prefer make it as deffered, lossless filter.
you can see it in http://www.artmaydan.org.ua/sub/deffered_crossover.jpg
but your and mine has one troble thing. these filtres are not regulable. we can't regulate cutoff frequency. it's necessary for optimal sub working.
do you have idea how can we do it?
djQUAN said:
gday!
djQUAN! you made two realy different channel.
I'm not sure about amplitude linearity as well.
I prefer make it as deffered, lossless filter.
you can see it in http://www.artmaydan.org.ua/sub/deffered_crossover.jpg
but your and mine has one troble thing. these filtres are not regulable. we can't regulate cutoff frequency. it's necessary for optimal sub working.
do you have idea how can we do it?
my crossovers are from the ESP site. www.sound.au.com
I have used this design and have been the best crossover I have used so far. not to mention the steep slope offering protection to the drivers (as proven from experience)
I have used this design and have been the best crossover I have used so far. not to mention the steep slope offering protection to the drivers (as proven from experience)
Give my site a try: http://www.exquisiteaudio.ca
What you will find:
JM Lab Utopia clone info, Wilson Maxx clone and lots of pics.
Tutorials: including how to flush mount irregular loudspeaker drivers and how to get that elusive mirror smooth shine and I mean it, literally!.
James
What you will find:
JM Lab Utopia clone info, Wilson Maxx clone and lots of pics.
Tutorials: including how to flush mount irregular loudspeaker drivers and how to get that elusive mirror smooth shine and I mean it, literally!.
James
I know only one more morselEccu said:Just wondering, that I haven't newer before met female DIY person?
Awe-inspiring...
Way to go Karoliina
Two audio DIY women in the whole world?
Feel very welcome.
Karoliina, do you speak any swedish(*)?
*) Sweden occupied Finland 200 years ago (our last war!) and some parts speak still swedish!
My first diy speaker
Just thought i share this to you. This is based on the standard recommended br for the 167e.
http://groups.msn.com/PinoyDVD/handyman.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=2407
Just thought i share this to you. This is based on the standard recommended br for the 167e.
http://groups.msn.com/PinoyDVD/handyman.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=2407
Thanks!
Please use james.yeung@utoronto.ca account. I think I took all my old email addresses offline since they no longer work. I guess I didn't somewhere on my site. If you remember which page, would be great if you can show me the link.
James
Please use james.yeung@utoronto.ca account. I think I took all my old email addresses offline since they no longer work. I guess I didn't somewhere on my site. If you remember which page, would be great if you can show me the link.
James
SpeakerNut said:
On this page at the bottom. http://www.exquisiteaudio.ca/
The address you just gave is the one shown on that page which didn't work. I'll re-send in case it was a glitch.
Rob
boozhound laboratories
Here is my DIY site:
http://boozhoundlabs.com/
Speaker projects are mostly fullrange driver projects, although there are a couple pair of traditional multi-dirver systems.
Also lots of tube gear.
jsn
Here is my DIY site:
http://boozhoundlabs.com/
Speaker projects are mostly fullrange driver projects, although there are a couple pair of traditional multi-dirver systems.
Also lots of tube gear.
jsn
Hi!
For people who speak Portuguese language, last month was created a website and a diy forum: http://www.powerpt.net
More details, visit the url.
Cheers,
Diogo Almeida
For people who speak Portuguese language, last month was created a website and a diy forum: http://www.powerpt.net
More details, visit the url.
Cheers,
Diogo Almeida
http://www.ifrance.com/frenchclone1
Open only if you have more than 521Mb RAM in your computer.
It has lot of things in his site, but the more than 180 buttons in FLASH on the front page, consumes all the resources of the PC.
😀 😀
It's more one contribution to the thread
Rgds
Pedro Martins
Here's my site http://fluxforge.com/audio which just went up. People interested in PA100 type gainclones might find it interesting.
Stumbled across this page. Can't tell you what any of it says, but might give some ideas. Just click on all the various names at the bottom of the page.
http://www.standbox.de/hifi/index_en.htm?/hifi/index_i1_en.htm
http://www.standbox.de/hifi/index_en.htm?/hifi/index_i1_en.htm
Ricky, that was a good read.
You can enter your project website here: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51208
You can enter your project website here: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51208
My Website with DIY Ribbon Write-up
I've just finshed my web site. I don't expect it will every really be finished, but this is a good point to pause.
http://home.comcast.net/~hendentures
It's got the full design and build documentation of my DIY Ribbons (as described in the "Another DIY Ribbon Thread" on the planar/electrostatic forum).
Now I know why people pay other people to design websites - it takes a long time 😱
Regards,
Denis
I've just finshed my web site. I don't expect it will every really be finished, but this is a good point to pause.
http://home.comcast.net/~hendentures
It's got the full design and build documentation of my DIY Ribbons (as described in the "Another DIY Ribbon Thread" on the planar/electrostatic forum).
Now I know why people pay other people to design websites - it takes a long time 😱
Regards,
Denis
FYI: I've updated my web site to be compatible with Firefox. Still one or two minor formatting glitches, but it's much better now.
Regards,
Denis
My DIY Web Site
Regards,
Denis
My DIY Web Site