Pass Labs B4 crossover questions

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I assume that is simply a matter of changing to appropriate filter Rs & Cs. As i understand it, 1st order to 4th order and the nature of the rolloffs controlled by the passive parts. This should be a very versatile device.

I must send you one.

The crossover has a high-pass and low pass jumper selectable for 6, 12,
18 and 24 dB/octave. The frequency of each pole is independently
adjustable with on-board pots for 2 octaves - 1 octave on each side of a
center value set by the capacitor. In "ordinary" use, all caps are the
same values. The board accommodates pcb-mount connectors and level
pots, or wires can be run to external components.
 
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The crossover has a high-pass and low pass jumper selectable for 6, 12,
18 and 24 dB/octave. The frequency of each pole is independently
adjustable with on-board pots for 2 octaves - 1 octave on each side of a
center value set by the capacitor. In "ordinary" use, all caps are the
same values. The board accommodates pcb-mount connectors and level
pots, or wires can be run to external components.

This sounds great!
 
I assume that is simply a matter of changing to appropriate filter Rs & Cs. As i understand it, 1st order to 4th order and the nature of the rolloffs controlled by the passive parts. This should be a very versatile device.

dave

Of course, but it will need some fiddling to create non-standard curves/slopes. Many speakers do not use standard slopes like my Magnepan.
 
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Of course, but it will need some fiddling to create non-standard curves/slopes. Many speakers do not use standard slopes like my Magnepan.

Yes. That's why the R values on each pole are variable 4:1 range. I think
most of what you might want will be doable without changing the caps
if you pick the appropriate center value for the cap/frequency.
 
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