At long last, I present the DIY Biamp 6-24 Crossover.
Attached is the "owners manual" which contains everything I have to say.
Basically it is a complete stereo biamp crossover which has 6, 12, 18 and
24 dB/octave slopes and filter poles independently adjustable over a
6:1 frequency range.
Quantities of the "Essentials Kit" are ready to ship to the store, and
should be available shortly. It includes the pc board and the selected
Jfets + bias resistors. The part list is complete and everything can be
obtained from Digikey and Mouser. I expect a "completion" kit to also
be offered.
6L6 has been provided with an advance copy to enable one of his
popular build guides, and Mike Rothacher has put together a simulator
for customization.

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Attached is the "owners manual" which contains everything I have to say.
Basically it is a complete stereo biamp crossover which has 6, 12, 18 and
24 dB/octave slopes and filter poles independently adjustable over a
6:1 frequency range.
Quantities of the "Essentials Kit" are ready to ship to the store, and
should be available shortly. It includes the pc board and the selected
Jfets + bias resistors. The part list is complete and everything can be
obtained from Digikey and Mouser. I expect a "completion" kit to also
be offered.
6L6 has been provided with an advance copy to enable one of his
popular build guides, and Mike Rothacher has put together a simulator
for customization.


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Thanks Nelson, this will be a perfect complement to a B4 or miniDSP! Once I dial in the slopes and frequencies on the B4 I can build an affordable dedicated x-over. This should also be great compliment to the LXmini to add a sub or two.
Hi Jason, will there be pre-order for the first batch of these boards/kits? If so put me down for 4 channels 🙂
Thanks again,
Olen
Hi Jason, will there be pre-order for the first batch of these boards/kits? If so put me down for 4 channels 🙂
Thanks again,
Olen
When Papa's gem's drop in the DIY nest like this, I feel like a baby bird with an open beak. :7)
Assume we double up for Balanced operation?
Assume we double up for Balanced operation?
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Fantastic news, Nelson. Thanks for the work you did on this!
As you know, I've been waiting [im]patiently for this...
As you know, I've been waiting [im]patiently for this...
Nelson, thank you for this enormously useful project.
BTW - there is a minor typo in the BOM; the JFET is given as J114 rather than J113.
Graeme
BTW - there is a minor typo in the BOM; the JFET is given as J114 rather than J113.
Graeme
What a glorious day it is.
Wait, biamp? (counting all my horn channels)
Oh well, back to trying to customize a bunch of LXmini Analog Crossover boards and hope they play nice together.
Wait, biamp? (counting all my horn channels)
Oh well, back to trying to customize a bunch of LXmini Analog Crossover boards and hope they play nice together.
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Excellent news !
It will be interesting to hear how eliminating a 247uf cap string (etc.) on an Apogee Scintilla
and the Divas modded with an analog crossover instead.
It will be interesting to hear how eliminating a 247uf cap string (etc.) on an Apogee Scintilla
and the Divas modded with an analog crossover instead.
Can this be used to tri-amp or quad-amp? This is my current setup:
Subwoofer: 30-80 Hz
Midwoofer: 80-440 Hz
Midhorn: 440-2000 Hz
Tweeterhorn: 2000 Hz-20kHz.
Subwoofer: 30-80 Hz
Midwoofer: 80-440 Hz
Midhorn: 440-2000 Hz
Tweeterhorn: 2000 Hz-20kHz.
Can this be used to tri-amp...
You would need 2 units
... or quad-amp?
now 3
dave
Assume we double up for Balanced operation?
Guessing similar to LXmini Analog Crossover, 2 are needed for Balanced Operations?
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