Have you ever used a damped order filter? Try adding a 2 ohm resistor on either the .18mH coil, or the 10uf cap. One or the other may improve the alignment.
That's too long for typical indoor measurements. Show us the impulse response data, which is more useful to assess the gating.
Whoa, you mean to tell me the measurement conditions I stated of being right next to a highway, on a 10ft ladder isn't anechoic? Boy am I shocked lol.
Show us the impulse response data, which would be more meaningful so assess the echoes.
The sharp peaks at 3.75 ms, 4.6 ms and maybe also at 4.1 ms look a bit funky. What are they? Reflections?
Could be, who knows. Response doesn't really change with gating so I'm gonna move past whatever thing you're focusing on as I don't feel you've really been reading the information provided in the thread.
Lol sure, whatever. Thank you for leaving, you were already set to ignore and likely for a good reason. Bye bye 🙂
I don’t think the peaks should be problematic when designing a crossover. They are however to assess the system and/or components.
You ask us to rate the crossover. I’d say you don’t need the notch on the woofer coil nor the zobel (?) on the tweeter.
The proof of the pudding of course is in the eating. Build the crossover and measure the system. Then rate it yourself, I guess…
You ask us to rate the crossover. I’d say you don’t need the notch on the woofer coil nor the zobel (?) on the tweeter.
The proof of the pudding of course is in the eating. Build the crossover and measure the system. Then rate it yourself, I guess…