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Where did you cut your wire exactly? If you cut it befor the Y section one is the positive of the left one is the positive of the right...
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Are you just hooking up this one driver? Generally a HPF or LPF does not introduce new peaks but it can definitely happen. A Zobel...
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.I'm not sure I follow your question.
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.A single cap forms a 6dB/octave HPF. As far as how/why it works, google is your friend.
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Two ways. One is experimentation with just a single cap on the ED and a combination of a resistor(really doesn't act as a LP filter...
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It happens to me every day!
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Never mind. Brain fart. You've got it right.
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.You've got the RC filter on the Sonion 3300 wired as an LPF. Swap the components around.
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Hey guys just want to share something i whipped up some time ago. This is as flat as I can get. It's a 2-way, 3BA driver set up. :D...
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.So, correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding of a zobel is that it's there to correct the impedance peaks/dips. As such don't they...
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Impedance is always frequency related and you should use the impedance at the crossover point to be most accurate. Not the DC resistance.
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.It varies. At the corner frequency, a first order filter is generally thought of as producing a 45 degree phase shift. That shift gets...
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.That is incorrect. Every "order" introduces phase shift
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Bassiklee replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.While I agree that crossovers induce phase shift, when you "swap the wires", you are flipping the polarity, not the phase. Phase has...
