have an l-pad (used as a 0 - 8ohm resistor), the 4.7uF and the 1mH.
Soldering circuit together tomorrow night, posting opinions on monday perhaps.
I've also been eyeing 15 band equalizers, they have a slide at 2.5khz (problem area for 8" drivers).
Saw this chart over on audiosciencereview............
Soldering circuit together tomorrow night, posting opinions on monday perhaps.
I've also been eyeing 15 band equalizers, they have a slide at 2.5khz (problem area for 8" drivers).
Saw this chart over on audiosciencereview............
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So far, so ok..............
Bass is an issue.
Perhaps because the driver is clear up at the top, or the 5khz+ is boosted, or just my ears really want it.
Run for music, I need to get the bass dialed in.
Maybe I should have gotten the 15 slider eq after all..................
Oh well, live and learn (or pay more money anyway, lol).
So, notch definitely helped, a lot.
And yes, 10 degrees at 10' makes a big difference, loss of high frequencies.
I think this is still "1 pair of ears speaker" at 10'.
Bass is an issue.
Perhaps because the driver is clear up at the top, or the 5khz+ is boosted, or just my ears really want it.
Run for music, I need to get the bass dialed in.
Maybe I should have gotten the 15 slider eq after all..................
Oh well, live and learn (or pay more money anyway, lol).
So, notch definitely helped, a lot.
And yes, 10 degrees at 10' makes a big difference, loss of high frequencies.
I think this is still "1 pair of ears speaker" at 10'.
Nothing new, just some musings.
It is a lot different listening to music with only 1 speaker versus a pair.
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...-center-channel-speakers-by-erin.30716/page-3
Those of you who have played with ambiophonics.
Cheaply done, move your speakers so they are side by side, then put a barrier between them extending from the speakers to your nose.
The center image is right there in front of you.
seperate the speakers, remove the barrier, and the voice is a hazy blob maybe 6db lower in level.
However, music is mixed on a stereo pair in front of you (basically mixing through this), so you will hear way too much midrange if you only use 1 loudspeaker (I think).
Anyway, pretty sure I'm happy with the notch values, I need to test the potentiometer to see exactly what value the resistor.
Next step would be dial in some baffle step (seems severe).
I may need an equalizer to really zoom on on where I want the knee to be.
It is a lot different listening to music with only 1 speaker versus a pair.
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...-center-channel-speakers-by-erin.30716/page-3
Those of you who have played with ambiophonics.
Cheaply done, move your speakers so they are side by side, then put a barrier between them extending from the speakers to your nose.
The center image is right there in front of you.
seperate the speakers, remove the barrier, and the voice is a hazy blob maybe 6db lower in level.
However, music is mixed on a stereo pair in front of you (basically mixing through this), so you will hear way too much midrange if you only use 1 loudspeaker (I think).
Anyway, pretty sure I'm happy with the notch values, I need to test the potentiometer to see exactly what value the resistor.
Next step would be dial in some baffle step (seems severe).
I may need an equalizer to really zoom on on where I want the knee to be.
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On an 8" ?
On the wooden front. First time reflections are damped.
It's worth a listen.
You can try some clothes for a listening test a scarf or the like.
Ok, I ended up with 5ohms in parallel with the cap and inductor.
So 5ohms + 1mH + 4.7uF
Close to what someone on a german forum came up with, a little more resistance than for the actual cobra2 notch.
Next up, passive baffle step, or "bass boost" for my liking for music.
Currently I am way into a loudness knob setting......
So 5ohms + 1mH + 4.7uF
Close to what someone on a german forum came up with, a little more resistance than for the actual cobra2 notch.
Next up, passive baffle step, or "bass boost" for my liking for music.
Currently I am way into a loudness knob setting......
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