Hey, does anybody know a good calculator or tool to calculate the crossover so you know what capacitor or resistor to use for the frequentie?

Hey,   It's been a while since my last post and this is mostly cause I've been very busy at work and because I spent a long time choosing the right speaker combination. I've ordered a rang of speakers and they arrived in the mail last week. Next week I start building my crossover network.  ...

Not many people here that are trying this kind of stuff anymore.

I should have guest that.   I've been talking to a CIEM designer this morning and it seems that a "way" system is a wide term in CIEM. It's mostly a combination of some capacitors to make a high or low pass filter and sending full range signals to speakers that have a specific and narrow...

Thanks MuZo2.   From what IEM is this picture?

This is what Westone say on their website:   Individually hand-crafted in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the UM Pro 30’s superior build quality and sound signature are unmatched. Tuned for performing artists, the three-way crossover is matched to individual low, mid and high frequency drivers to...

Would you like to go demper intro that? Edit *Damn autocorrect. It should have been "Would you like to go deeper into that"*

I know. Most of the brands say they use a three way crossover network but most of the time it's only a high pass you'll find. That is what I want to find out. Is it possible to use a real three way crossover network with balanced armature speakers inside the environment of a in ear monitor.

On the technical sheet of the TWFK you van see that a capacitor used To make a low pass. You only have To decide at what frequency you want to cut it and order the right capacitor. http://www.knowles.com/eng/content/download/4382/60341/version/2/file/TWFK-30017-000.pdf I made a new thread...

In a normal situation where you would have three classic speakers, you would create a crossover network using capacitors, resistors and inductors. Sonion writes on its site that balanced armature speakers are highly inductive and using inductors as a low pass filter is not very effective. So...

Here you can find the Shure connector type in plastic shape   http://effectaudio.com/product/shure-se535-connectors/   They are expencive but sure look good!   You can get cheaper ones at Mouser.

Some documents for reading time:   https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/85757794/CIEM/711%20receiver%20response%20and%20impedance%20rev%201.2.pdf   https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/85757794/CIEM/Earphone%20Design%20Guide.pdf  ...

Hi,   I'm starting this thread to share information about crossover networks for In Ear Monitors (IEM) with balanced armature speakers (BA). Please share your thoughts and experience.   In this thread I will be talking about my experience while I do a trail and error process, making custom...

Hi, I've been reading this thread with much interest, and it's been a lot to read so I decided to post my question due to a lot of different opinions and options but did not exactly found what I'm looking for. I got my clear hollow molds ready and I'm now trying to finalize my speaker setup. I...

Hello, I'm a musician from Belgium and because I found this review here very usefull, I thought it would be helpfull to write down my findings on these powered speakers made by the company that does everything cheaper. Like many who bought this set, it is a choice driven by economical...