3-way balance ASP for LXmini/+2/LXstudio
Nelsons assembled balanced 3-way ASP sets are shipping...
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Nelsons assembled balanced 3-way ASP sets are shipping...
See https://www.magiclx521.com/news
Looks like that may be hard to measure. Would your example be useful as an estimate for these Jfets to get in the ballpark? Perhaps it is not worth doing. What do you think?
Thanks for your reply.
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If you need to bypass a capacitor, draw a wire around it.
If you just want it gone, give it a zero value.
If you need the resistor to be open, give it a 100 Meg value.
If you need it shorted, give it a zero value.
Feel free to experiment with the sims - copy and paste, change values,
draw wires, add new test points, and so on.
If you just want it gone, give it a zero value.
If you need the resistor to be open, give it a 100 Meg value.
If you need it shorted, give it a zero value.
Feel free to experiment with the sims - copy and paste, change values,
draw wires, add new test points, and so on.
Two sets of options: You can bypass a capacitor with a wire or replace it
with a wire if you want signal to continue to go through. When you don't
want signal going through, for example when it is a low pass to ground
filter, you set it at zero or delete it altogether.
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OK, up and running. picking DIY will take you to a page where you have the address to download MicroCap demo version and LTSpice. There is a link to a zip folder with Microcap LXmini sim that will run and which you can modify and fool around with.
More to come.
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Xover finished making music...first impressions
Because I had been using a minidsphd 2x4 set at 100hz at a 12db slope, the same parameters I set in the lx-mini, I haven’t seen the necessity of even changing the volume setting in the Crown amp. powering the “subwoofers”. I have reversed their polarity though, because this was done in the digital domain in the minidsp. Right of the bat, the presentation is fuller sounding and it is more transparent and smoother. The mini was a little “threadbare” in the highs compared to this one. I notice that bass might go deeper. I don’t think there might be too much “break-in” here. The mini is really a bargain and a very good tool to experiment and to set various parameters and really sounds pretty good also. My main speakers are the Spatials M4 powered by a FW F4, ba-3 linestage and a pair of diy Ripole subwoofers. One thing to bring across is that making your main amp reproduce frequencies from a 100 hz up really makes the system sound more “effortless” And thanks Nelson for making this available.
Because I had been using a minidsphd 2x4 set at 100hz at a 12db slope, the same parameters I set in the lx-mini, I haven’t seen the necessity of even changing the volume setting in the Crown amp. powering the “subwoofers”. I have reversed their polarity though, because this was done in the digital domain in the minidsp. Right of the bat, the presentation is fuller sounding and it is more transparent and smoother. The mini was a little “threadbare” in the highs compared to this one. I notice that bass might go deeper. I don’t think there might be too much “break-in” here. The mini is really a bargain and a very good tool to experiment and to set various parameters and really sounds pretty good also. My main speakers are the Spatials M4 powered by a FW F4, ba-3 linestage and a pair of diy Ripole subwoofers. One thing to bring across is that making your main amp reproduce frequencies from a 100 hz up really makes the system sound more “effortless” And thanks Nelson for making this available.
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