Hello,
always struggling to get this deep bass feeling (<40Hz) from my 8" audio nirvana drivers, I was thinking if something can be done to improve their response.
Playing music using VLC player on PC and using it's graphic equilizer, I could boost the bass region below 40Hz and reduce the overal volume, so that a very contained and deep bass could be heard even from these small drivers.
I have successfully tested this on smaller drivers, even 6".
I wonder if a hardware graphic equilizer can be made for the bass region, prefferably analogue, that can precisely control the bass response <40Hz.
All the schematics I have seen on the net control just 50 and 63Hz only
always struggling to get this deep bass feeling (<40Hz) from my 8" audio nirvana drivers, I was thinking if something can be done to improve their response.
Playing music using VLC player on PC and using it's graphic equilizer, I could boost the bass region below 40Hz and reduce the overal volume, so that a very contained and deep bass could be heard even from these small drivers.
I have successfully tested this on smaller drivers, even 6".
I wonder if a hardware graphic equilizer can be made for the bass region, prefferably analogue, that can precisely control the bass response <40Hz.
All the schematics I have seen on the net control just 50 and 63Hz only
This is exactly what I need!
Thanks!
However, how should I also include the higher frequencies (without passing them through the equilizer)?
Just connect the input source audio to the output in parallel or feed it to the summing opamp?
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So an eight inch speaker is small ?
How confusing....and what about its excursion ? If it's in the <5mm range any over-powering in the bass region would produce distortion .
To handle power in the bass region you need 1) excursion which implies 2) a soft suspension, rubber or foam.
Nevertheless, a fullrange is optimized to work well in the passband region of 100-10000 Hz ( let the whizzer cone produce adequate sound in the treble region )
How confusing....and what about its excursion ? If it's in the <5mm range any over-powering in the bass region would produce distortion .
To handle power in the bass region you need 1) excursion which implies 2) a soft suspension, rubber or foam.
Nevertheless, a fullrange is optimized to work well in the passband region of 100-10000 Hz ( let the whizzer cone produce adequate sound in the treble region )
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