Hi,
i activated my segmented ESLs a time ago, have 2 different good working transformers for bass and wide-midrange but i still watch out for really good treble response. The Stax SRD 6/SB headphone supply contains 2 small transformers
but i don't know any specification. Since from time to time they appear at low cost on ebay i wonder if i should give it a try. The treble-segment has ~80pf, so that is slightly less than the Stax headphones have(110..130pf). I highpass above 15kHz with 6dB, sonical crossover is about 10kHz.
Does anyone know about the uppper frequency response of this transformers and should i try it out?
cheers
Carsten
i activated my segmented ESLs a time ago, have 2 different good working transformers for bass and wide-midrange but i still watch out for really good treble response. The Stax SRD 6/SB headphone supply contains 2 small transformers
but i don't know any specification. Since from time to time they appear at low cost on ebay i wonder if i should give it a try. The treble-segment has ~80pf, so that is slightly less than the Stax headphones have(110..130pf). I highpass above 15kHz with 6dB, sonical crossover is about 10kHz.
Does anyone know about the uppper frequency response of this transformers and should i try it out?
cheers
Carsten
Thanx Ambrus,
i could not resist, the transformers arrived yesterday (40 european bucks).
I will try it.
Carsten
i could not resist, the transformers arrived yesterday (40 european bucks).
I will try it.
Carsten
you are probably the only one which is trying this, good luckDoes anyone know about the uppper frequency response of this transformers and should i try it out?
i dont know what the ratio is but i dont see why it should not work ? its an audio trannie... depending on ratio how loud it is , and for a tweeter 10khz up you can use very low DC spacing as well as size.
ofcourse i dont know how well they perform up high. but if a 50hz power transformer can i can imagine this one can pout out some 10khz
ofcourse i dont know how well they perform up high. but if a 50hz power transformer can i can imagine this one can pout out some 10khz
i have tried several torrodial power transformers, they worked find in midrange but not for upper frequency. Today is frickling day and in the evening i will know if it works 🙂but if a 50hz power transformer can
i hope my expectations are not too far away from reality

...the problem is in the capacitive reactance. I also had to recalculate working points for optimal behavior, thd.
Maybe for stat speakers, this iron is not enough.(voltage wise)
https://www.ringkerntrafo.nl/shop/high-end-audio/esl-step-up-trafo.html 🙂
Maybe for stat speakers, this iron is not enough.(voltage wise)
see that 5x primary windings ? think parasitic inductancei have tried several torrodial power transformers, they worked find in midrange but not for upper frequency.
https://www.ringkerntrafo.nl/shop/high-end-audio/esl-step-up-trafo.html 🙂
ok, finished and rebuild the speakers.
The transformes work nice in their range. Ratio is 1:60
i don't need the weired xover at 16 khz anymore which was a cheat to get any sparkling.
At the moment xover is at 10khz/6dB and level is regulated down.
i did not do any measurement or comparism yet but i'm happy with that.
The transformes work nice in their range. Ratio is 1:60
i don't need the weired xover at 16 khz anymore which was a cheat to get any sparkling.
At the moment xover is at 10khz/6dB and level is regulated down.
i did not do any measurement or comparism yet but i'm happy with that.
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