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snowflake
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there's little point using a notch filter when an L-pad is in the circuit as shown in the diagram. the L-pad smooths the impednace spike sufficiently for the crossover to work well. the main thing is for the crossover frequency to be at least one octave above the resonance frequency. |
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Andy Kos
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Our aim is to make this a user configurable DIY product, as well as an off the shelf product. It can be quite time consuming to get all the relevant information together, and it's not top of the list of things to do, so we deal with a bit at a time as and when time allows. A certain amount of user configurability is something I feel is lacking in many solutions currently available, so we're aiming to address that in small steps as and when we can. |
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just a guy with a warehouse and a few speakers... www.bluearan.co.uk
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