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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Nothing really, good phase aligment does exactly that: Avoiding cancellation...
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Well it does effect phase, it just doesn´t effect it very much. Imagine a sine wave at 150Hz. You want to avoid that the peak of one...
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.The Wavelength of 150Hz for example is 228cm don´t worry about tube length ;)
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Not quite sure what you mean by tight? a high value damper acts as a lowpassfilter and a lowpassed filter wont exactly sound crystal clear.
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Take the highest.
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Are you sure this is totally sealed? A simple high pass shouldn't be this steep.
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.This looks like a low pass filtered driver for me. Compare the unfiltered curve with the lowpass to the unfiltered curve of the normal...
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Where do you work?
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.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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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.For that i would like to see a source. Edit. I don´t want to come of as rude! It is a good idea to potentially make a system more...
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.A zobel filter creates a second path in parrallel to the driver with a reversed impedance effectifely creating a voltage devider and...
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Now built this in with a normal zobel configuration and compare the output. Only if there is less output in dB this can be considered...
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Farquarl replied to the thread Home-Made IEMs.Dope! That is some damn fine work.
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