Probably dont have to worry about reverse engineering for a while!That the Psilocybin cross over.
An astute observation sir. This ain't the Haight.That the Psilocybin cross over.
Remember, they are in the Puget Sound.
I hope your COVID recovery is rapid and complete.Isn't LSD wonderful?
LSD would get me to the astral plain, but I decided to go with some pot. I was too lazy to go out to the store and L-pads were all I had in the closet. I dropped the midrange 12 dB and the tweeter 8 dB. The speakers no longer sound like total crap. Oddly enough one judge loved them with the high end cranked. Too bad I didn't the pots in there in time for the contest. So yeah, more part man! Built from parts on hand, I had to parallel two, three or four coils, caps and resistors to get some of the required values. So it should be 1/2 as many parts. So now I'm all set for 2026.
That crossover.... now I understand why people love widebanders driven straight and a simple tweeter with a very simple high pass filter.
There are more parts in that crossover than in the entire bill of materials for the rest of the speaker.
That's a Richland style crossover... you know... it's radioactive!
The kind of nightmarish crossover we dreamt about when we lived in the Tacoma Aroma.
There are more parts in that crossover than in the entire bill of materials for the rest of the speaker.
That's a Richland style crossover... you know... it's radioactive!
The kind of nightmarish crossover we dreamt about when we lived in the Tacoma Aroma.
Here is a list of the music segments used by each judge when they scored a speaker.
Judge #1 used tracks 1-3
Judge #2 used 4-6
Judge #3 used tracks 7-9
Judge #1 used tracks 1-3
Judge #2 used 4-6
Judge #3 used tracks 7-9
A nice bonus was to get a copy of the CD. Thank you!
I'm hoping the completed judging sheets were kept. I didn't get a chance to see mine. Only the final score.
I'm hoping the completed judging sheets were kept. I didn't get a chance to see mine. Only the final score.
Send a message to the OP: Dave R. He should be able to take pictures of your score sheets with his phone and email them to you. I would like a copy of that CD. It would be useful as I assume they adjusted the levels and selected a small 15 to 30 seconds of each track.
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