I need some help.
I'm building a small amplifier (IC 50w) and I have a small subbwoofer to use with it.
I need to know a good, cheap and easy way to make some kind of filter. I want to have the ability to adjust the frequensy (80-150hz).
Please help me!
I'm building a small amplifier (IC 50w) and I have a small subbwoofer to use with it.
I need to know a good, cheap and easy way to make some kind of filter. I want to have the ability to adjust the frequensy (80-150hz).
Please help me!
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building an active crossover
Linus, here is an address for plans to build a pretty flexible active cross over for speakers. http://www.t-linespeakers.org/pomann/crossover.htm
I'll look around and see if I have anything tucked away for passive cross overs. I think the active cross over may be more appropriate for 2-way speakers.
Eric
Linus, here is an address for plans to build a pretty flexible active cross over for speakers. http://www.t-linespeakers.org/pomann/crossover.htm
I'll look around and see if I have anything tucked away for passive cross overs. I think the active cross over may be more appropriate for 2-way speakers.
Eric
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Passive crossovers
Here's a link for constructing passive crossovers. http://XSSpl.tripod.com/Audio/2CrsHelp.htm
Check out the links at the bottom, you are most likely interested in a 2nd order (12db/octave) or 3rd order (18db/octave) depending upon the capability of your mains. There are formulas that will allow you to plug in different cross over frequencies and it will give you resulting capacitance and resistance values. This is an easier project than the active crossover.
I'm not sure how to make it continuously varible, though. Perhaps you can use a stepped switch and implement several of the difference crossover values and still keep the project fairly simple.
Here's a link for constructing passive crossovers. http://XSSpl.tripod.com/Audio/2CrsHelp.htm
Check out the links at the bottom, you are most likely interested in a 2nd order (12db/octave) or 3rd order (18db/octave) depending upon the capability of your mains. There are formulas that will allow you to plug in different cross over frequencies and it will give you resulting capacitance and resistance values. This is an easier project than the active crossover.
I'm not sure how to make it continuously varible, though. Perhaps you can use a stepped switch and implement several of the difference crossover values and still keep the project fairly simple.
mdf paint
Hi!
I plan to give a layer of paint in the MDF material (for open baffle system).
Can anyone give me a suggestion, what kind of paint should I use? any wood paint?or....?
I don't have any experience building a speaker..🙁
Thanks,
Joshua
Hi!
I plan to give a layer of paint in the MDF material (for open baffle system).
Can anyone give me a suggestion, what kind of paint should I use? any wood paint?or....?
I don't have any experience building a speaker..🙁
Thanks,
Joshua
Re: mdf paint
Apologize....! I put my question in the wrong thread.
Just disregard this post.
Joshua
joshuajoshua said:Hi!
I plan to give a layer of paint in the MDF material (for open baffle system).
Can anyone give me a suggestion, what kind of paint should I use? any wood paint?or....?
I don't have any experience building a speaker..🙁
Thanks,
Joshua
Apologize....! I put my question in the wrong thread.
Just disregard this post.
Joshua
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